This is correct. We use a standard IEC connector in our rear power
3AG 12A fuse for 100-125V use. Our 110V cord uses 14 ga wire.
3AG 6A for 200-250V with the PWR-EU2P cable. That cord can use 16 or 18
> It should be no problem to get the cord you need. From the photo it
> appears that the end of the power cable is a standard IEC C13 female
> plug connector as used on so many computers and other electronic
> devices. A quick search on Google or your favorite supplier should
> let you find the cord you need. Or the adaptor you need.
>
> The comment on UK is significant. I know that a lot of UK power
> cords have a fuse in the plug.
> <
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BS_1363> I would expect that it would
> be prudent to verify that the fuse is the correct size for the device
> and that you have spares.
>
> I think they do some of their premises wiring quite different from US
> practise. Specifically the ring circuit
> <
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_circuit> which can deliver a very
> high current.
>
> Perhaps our friends over the pond can provide accurate and definitive
> information
>
> David K0LUM.
>
> At 5:57 PM +0100 4/6/11, David Pratt wrote:
>> In a recent message, Mike Fatchett<
[hidden email]> writes
>>> Can we purchase the European AC cord as it might be handy for those who
>>> travel abroad.
>> Bear in mind, Mike, if you travel to the UK you will need yet a
>> different cord. In Great Britain with have a different power plug to
>> mainland Europe.
>>
>> Perhaps UK purchasers of the KPA-500 will get a discount. ;-)
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