International Power Cords
185
configurations
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Type B (North America)
13 configs
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Type I (Australia & New Zealand)
40 configs
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Type M (South Africa & India)
13 configs
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Type N (Brazil)
17 configs
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Type C (Europe, Europlug)
3 configs
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Type E/F (Europe, Schuko)
40 configs
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Type G (UK & Ireland)
28 configs
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Type J (Switzerland)
13 configs
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Type K (Denmark)
5 configs
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Type L (Italy)
23 configs
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Type O (Thailand)
1 configs
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About International Power Cords
Difference between international plug types
There are a handful of standard electrical power outlets that are uniquely specified by local standards and approvals. These power plug configurations are classified by “Type”, and all will have similar dimensional specs no matter where they are used in the world. Most plugs will be used in several different countries, which will change the power rating and the “standard” it was built to but they will still be identical in appearance. It is not recommended to use power cords in a country they were not approved for, because the manufacturer has designed the cable with considerations of the supply voltage of 1 country that may not be suitable or universal with the country you plan to bring it to.
IEC socket types and how they are rated around the world.
The IEC plug types are used around the world, and their voltages and amperage rating changes based on where they are being used. This is due to local electrical safety, and the different distribution voltages and frequencies supplied around the world. To learn more about this, refer to our extensive international power reference page, that can be accessed by the Reference Tab on this page.
Current rating
10–16 Amps
Voltage rating
125–250 volts
Certifications & compliance
- PSE
- RoHS
- VDE
- TAA Compliant
- Every cord we build is hi-pot tested
- Same-day shipping by 2:30 PM ET
- NET 30/60/90 for approved accounts
- In-house engineering and compliance support
Frequently asked questions
- What certifications do these power cords carry?
- UL and cUL-listed cord sets across the catalog, with 30+ international approval marks (VDE, ENEC, PSE, SAA, CCC, KC and more) on country-specific cords. The approvals each part carries are listed on its product page; documentation is available from sales.
- Do you require a minimum order quantity?
- No. We sell from 1 cord to 100,000. Volume discounts apply automatically at quantity breaks — you'll see pricing tiers on every product page.
- Can I get a custom length or color?
- Yes. Custom lengths and non-standard colors are hand-terminated in our Connecticut shop — typically 3–4 business days from in-stock components. Call (860) 763-2100 or submit a quote request with your specs.
- How fast does this ship?
- In-stock orders placed by 2:30 PM ET ship the same day via FedEx or UPS. All standard configurations are stocked in East Windsor, CT.