AC Power Cords
Connecting devices to outlets can only be done with AC power cords. These are cords with plugs on one end and holes that connect with devices on the other. They come in different lengths, to serve many purposes. You can use short power cables to connect two fairly nearby pieces of equipment together, or you can use a long power cable to bring power to a distant location for a device that couldn't easily be moved nearer to an outlet.
Whether you are using a power-hungry device, a low-power device, or one that requires power in-between, you will need an AC power cord that suits. It's not just that they can plug in at all: the right cord needs to go into the right socket. In terms of the basic power-to-device pathway, it's pretty standard how power cords work. Yet there is variety, most notably in the plug itself.
Choosing the correct power cord for your individual needs is crucial. Using the wrong type can cause anything from electricity not being supplied at all to your device not being able to access the amount of power it needs. To minimize the potential for these kinds of problems, consider having a handful of AC cables in stock at your house or in your office.
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