IEC C5 THREE PRONG TO TYPE M PLUG, 90 CM

Name: IEC C5 THREE PRONG TO TYPE M PLUG, 90 CM
SKU: 5847
Price: 44.00 ZAR
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Location

South Africa

Product code

5847

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602101828

IEC C13 plug (also known as a kettle plug):

This is the most likely meaning, especially in South Africa. The IEC C13 is a three-pin plug commonly used for kettles, but it's also used for many other appliances like TVs, monitors, computers, and printers. It has a round shape with three holes, one at each corner and a larger one in the center.

2. Specific type of South African 3-pin plug:

There are several types of 3-pin plugs used in South Africa, but some may be referred to as "kettle plugs" due to their common use with kettles. These might have slightly different shapes or pin configurations compared to the standard IEC C13.

3. Power cord with a 3-pin plug on one end and a kettle connector on the other:

Sometimes, a power cord specifically designed for kettles is called a "kettle plug." This cord would have a standard 3-pin plug on one end (e.g., type M for South Africa) and an IEC C14 connector (a female version of the C13) on the other end.

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