Tripp Lite P036-006 6 ft 12AWG C19 to C20 computer power extension cord
- Power Cable
- Black
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Extends power reach for printer cases with a 41 cm cord
This Brother LBX041 power extension cord connects a printer case to a mains socket. The cable is supplied new and carries the Brother brand. It is designed specifically for the supported device type listed by the manufacturer.
Buyers who want a longer lead than the original or a spare for a second location will find this suitable. It is not for anyone needing a different connector type or a cord rated for higher current than the printer case requires.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Brother |
| Product type | Power Extension Cord |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.07 kg |
| Package size | 216 × 102 × 13 mm |
Yes, the LBX041 is built specifically for the supported printer case so it connects without adapters.
The cord measures 41 units, giving enough reach to route power to the printer case cleanly.
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