Need help with description of a power cable

[pnc75]

Hi all, back again for help; this time for a power cable. I know absolutely nothing about these sorts of things and am wondering what the important information is that I need to identify and put in the listing.

It's made by Lineteck and I'll attach some photos with the markings. Also, I know one end is 2 prong / pin, but have no idea how to describe the other end. It is 2 M long, which I know needs to be included. 

I'd be very grateful for any help at all, and apologies for being ignorant about such matters! 😀 

[domino-710]

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@*sons_n_daughters* wrote:

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@domino-710 wrote:

Canon.

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That plug ain't gunna fit anything I own. My power points are cringing at that 2 prong plug thingy. Certainly not going to fit anything in Australia, that's for sure. My power points are 3 prongs.

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As mentioned earlier - the only question was the 2 point (female) plug on the left - the pic was simply found to point to this.

And - please note - the pic given by the OP - as with most appliances now - has only 2 prongs - I feel sorry for your power points. LOL

[pnc75]

Thank you, cam, that was very helpful. Another silly question though, it has 7.5A at the male end and 2.5A at the female end. Should I mention that? (As I don't really know what it means - I guess i have a rough idea but don't know how to put it into words😄)

[pnc75]

Many thanks, gp. 

[pnc75]

So something like this?

Fully moulded power cable

Linetek 2 Prong / Pin Male Plug

IEC C7 Figure 8 female socket power cable 

7.5A 250V 

2 Metres 

Male to Female

Black 

[gutterpunkz05]

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@pnc75 wrote:

Thank you, cam, that was very helpful. Another silly question though, it has 7.5A at the male end and 2.5A at the female end. Should I mention that? (As I don't really know what it means - I guess i have a rough idea but don't know how to put it into words😄)

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Hi  PNC    here is a jaycar listing,  in specifications they have  2.5A  as the  AC Current rating.

The general listing might assist with description.

https://www.jaycar.com.au/2pin-fig-8-mains-plug-to-iec-c7-female-1-8m-figure-8/p/PS4115

[pnc75]

Many thanks, gp. It's so hard when you have no idea what to do, so sincerely appreciate your time & help. 

[sugar249]

No it is not 7.5A,  it is the lowest figure which you have said is 2.5A.

[pnc75]

Thank you for that. And thank you for your time and help. Very much appreciated. 

[countessalmirena]

The photo shows 7.5A on the mains plug but - importantly - 2.5A on the C7 (the figure 8 bit) … and that defines the requirement. This sort of lead is used for low-power appliances.

[pnc75]

Many thanks, sugar. Your time and support is greatly appreciated.