STARTECH PXT1011 1 ft computer power cord NEMA5-15P to C13
- Cable Connectors
- Black
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Powers the 774325 X5 24V safety relay module with a secure 24V connection
This power cord is designed for the 774325 X5 24V safety relay module. It provides the necessary electrical connection for the specified hardware. The component suits technicians integrating this module into control systems. It is a direct replacement or spare lead for the original equipment.
The cord terminates in a standard mains plug for straightforward panel wiring. Its fixed length supports typical cabinet layouts without excess slack. The jacket resists routine handling during module swaps. Builders needing a different voltage rating or connector type should select an alternative lead.
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The cord is rated for 24 V and plugs directly into the 774325 X5 safety relay module.
It mates with the dedicated power input on the 774325 X5 24 V safety relay module.
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