Hospital Grade Power Cord 5-15P to C13 SJT 16/3

Hospital Grade power cord
Hospitals have lots of sensitive and big electronic equipment that can't afford to fail. So it makes
sense to use good power cords in hospitals
Power cords that are used in hospitals and medical equipment must conform to strict standards for
grounding reliability, strength and durability, and met strict standards such as NEMA and IEC
specifications.
Our manufacturer applies rigorous tests to ensure that the cable operates at peak levels. Once a
product is approved, it is stamped with a GREEN DOT, which is the mark of hospital grade power cords.
These standards are in place to ensure that the hospital-grade power cords are safe and reliable for
use in demanding hospital environments.
Specifications:
* Color: Black
* Gender: Male to Female
* Connector: NEMA 5-15P (Male) to IEC320 C13 (Female)
* Gauge: 16/3 AWG
* Cable Jacket: SJT Jacket
* RoHS
* UL

What’s the difference between SVT cord and SJT cable?
The difference between SJT cord and SVT cord is the thickness of cable. With thicker insulation, SJT cable has a larger overall diameter than SVT cable. SJT cord is also available in a wider spectrum of gauges, increasing the variety of power needs this cable can meet. Common applications include portable lights, heavy tools and equipment, power extensions, and use in other hard service functions. SVT cable, on the other hand, is more often used in light duty applications, including providing power for vacuum cleaners, food processors, and office equipment.

“S” stands for service, meaning the cord has been rated for 600 volts or less.
“V” stands for vacuum cord, which references one of the cable type’s common applications. Rated to 300 volts.
“T” stands for thermoplastic, which refers to the material the cord jacket is made of.
“J” stands for junior, short for Junior Service, meaning the cord has been rated at 300 volts.