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Yuyao Jiying Electrical Appliance Co., Ltd.

Yuyao Jiying Electrical Appliance Co., Ltd is Power Cord factory and OEM/ODM Power Cord suppliers, we offer wholesale Power Cords for sale online.The company relies on advanced production equipment, independent quality management and testing departments, and has a complete range of products. We have a complete range of power cords and can develop safe and reliable products according to customer requirements.

We have established good trade relations with customers in Italy, the United States, Germany and South American countries, and enjoy a certain reputation among foreign merchants. With stable quality, it has successively obtained certifications such as American UL, German VDE, Japanese PSE, Canadian CUL, national standard CCC, European Union GS, CE, Italy, Brazil, Israel, South Korea, etc. We have established a strict quality control system in accordance with ISO standards to ensure the quality of our Product.

The company pays attention to the cultivation of high-quality talents and operates strictly in accordance with the modern management mode, because customer satisfaction is our eternal pursuit. From pre-sales to manufacturing and after-sales, we provide timely support and service to meet your every need. Warmly welcome new and old customers at home and abroad to visit and discuss cooperation!

18 Years Experience

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We have obtained US UL, Germany VDE, Japan PSE, Canada CUL, GB CCC, EU GS, CE, Italy, Brazil, Israel, South Korea and other certifications, all products meet the standards.

Product Industry Knowledge Extension


A power cord, also known as a power cord or cord, is the cable used to connect an appliance, device, or device to a power source. A power cord usually has a plug on one end that goes into a wall outlet or power strip, and a connector on the other end that goes into a device or appliance.
Power cord lengths, gauges, and types may vary, depending on the application and requirements of the powered device or equipment. They can be designed to carry different amounts of current and can be rated for different voltages and frequencies depending on the country and region in which they are used.

What Are The Common Types Of Power Cords?
1. Standard AC Power Cords: These are the most common type of power cords used to connect computers, TVs, audio equipment, and other devices to wall outlets or power strips.
2. IEC Power Cord: This is a power cord with standardized connectors used to connect computer monitors, printers, and other office equipment to a power source.
3. USB Power Cords: These power cords have a USB connector on one end and a device-specific connector on the other end for charging and powering smartphones, tablets, and other portable devices.
4. Extension cords: These are power cords with multiple outlets or connectors used to extend the range of the power supply or to power multiple devices from a single outlet.
Overall, power cords are critical to powering a wide variety of devices and equipment, and must be designed and constructed to meet safety and performance standards to ensure proper and safe operation.

How To Choose The Power Cord?
When selecting a power cord, there are several key factors to consider:
1. Connector Type: Determine the type of connector your device requires. Common connector types include IEC, C7, C13, C14, C19, and NEMA. Make sure the power cord's connector type matches your device's connector type.
2. Voltage and amperage: Make sure the power cord is rated for the correct voltage and amperage for your device. You can usually find this information on the device label or owner's manual.
3. Length: Choose a power cord that is long enough to run from the outlet to your device, but not so long that it creates a tripping hazard.
4. Quality: Choose a power cord from a well-known manufacturer that meets industry standards and has been certified by testing agencies such as UL or CSA.
5. Environment: Consider the use environment of the power cord. For example, if you plan to use your power cord outdoors, make sure it's rated for outdoor use and weatherproof.
6. Compatibility: Check that the power cord is compatible with your electrical outlet and equipment. Some countries have different types of outlets, so make sure the power cord is designed for the outlet you will be using.