STARTECH PXT101NB3S 6 ft 3-Slot Laptop Power Cord
- Cable Connectors
- Black
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A 16 AWG three-conductor cord with an angled plug, UL listed E310857
This iMicro cord uses 16AWG three-conductor wiring in a five-foot length with an ankle-style connector. It carries UL listing E310857 and is rated as type SPT-3. The cable is designed for connecting a furnace to a switch in residential installations.
Installers needing a short, UL-listed 16AWG link for furnace control circuits will find this cord appropriate. Buyers who require a longer run, a different wire gauge, or a straight plug instead of the ankle connector should consider other options.
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| Brand name | iMicro |
The cord uses 16 AWG three-conductor SPT-3 wire rated for typical household appliance loads and carries a UL listing under file E310857.
SPT-3 insulation is designed for continuous duty at rated amperage; it runs silently and remains within safe temperature limits under normal furnace-switch operation.
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