AC Power Cords | C7, Figure 8 (nonpolarized) & Type D (polarized)
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Explore our range of AC cables, perfectly tailored for devices such as Personal Computers, Printers, Office Equipment, Instrumentation, and various Consumer Electronics.
Key Features:
- Connectors: NEMA 1-15P to IEC C7 Figure 8 (Non-Polarized) & NEMA 1-15P to IEC C7 D-Type (Polarized)
- Design: USA 2 Prong with 18/2 SPT-2 black wire
- Construction: Double insulated with 18 AWG pure copper
- Specifications: 2.5A/250V
- Certification: UL Tested, Approved, and Certified
Quality Commitment:
All Conversions Technology prides itself on manufacturing power cables to the pinnacle of standards, utilizing only 99.9% pure copper. Every cable is produced to withstand temperatures up to 105°C.
Invest in excellence and reliability with Conversions Technology's AC cables, ensuring your devices operate seamlessly and safely.
4 Reasons Pros Buy Direct from Conversions Tech
Headquartered in business-friendly Wyoming, we design, test, and ship every product from inside the United States—delivering genuine “Made-for-America” quality without the big-box markup.
Our in-house team owns every CAD file, mold, and QA station behind our weatherproof boxes, conduit bodies, and power inverters. Vertical control means tighter tolerances, UL-listed safety, and up to 30 % lower cost than private-label imports.
Thousands of SKUs sit ready to go. Orders placed by 2 p.m. ship the same day, keeping contractors, OEMs, and distributors on schedule.
Need a torque spec or an OEM quote at dawn? You’ll speak directly with the Conversions Tech engineering desk—not a script reader—for instant answers, custom kitting, and private-label options.
Bottom line: For rugged, code-compliant electrical solutions shipped fast from a trusted U.S. source, choose Conversions Tech and build it right the first time.
