US 3-Prong AC Plug Pigtail – 1 Meter, 14 AWG

$3.99

Buy a 1-meter grounded North American three-prong AC pigtail with three-conductor SVT 14 AWG cable and prepared black, white, and green leads for qualified wiring of compatible screw-terminal power supplies.

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    Description

    This one-meter grounded North American AC pigtail is intended for qualified installation on compatible screw-terminal power supplies. It has a molded three-prong plug and three prepared conductors for line, neutral, and protective earth.


    AC Pigtail Specifications

    Specification Details
    Plug Grounded North American three-prong plug
    Cable Three-conductor SVT, 14 AWG
    Length 1000 ± 20 mm
    Prepared leads Stripped and tinned approximately 5 ± 1 mm
    Conductor identification Black line (L), white neutral (N), green protective earth / frame ground (FG)
    Application North American AC input wiring for compatible enclosed open-frame power supplies

    Compatible Power Supplies and Miner Systems

    This is an AC-input cable for a power supply, not a cable that plugs directly into a miner. The downstream DC supply and wiring determine which miner family the system can power.

    Compatible supply Typical Solo Satoshi hardware connection
    Mean Well LRS-50-5 Regulated 5V source for one compatible Bitaxe Gamma 602 or similar properly sized 5V miner circuit.
    Mean Well LRS-350-5 High-current 5V source for engineered multi-miner distribution with protected branches.
    Mean Well LRS-350-12 12V source for properly wired XT30 miners such as the Bitaxe GT 801, Naja Duo, or NerdQaxe++.
    Mean Well LRS-600-12 High-current 12V source for a designed distribution system with individual protected DC branches.

    Mains-Wiring Safety

    AC mains voltage can cause fatal shock, fire, or equipment damage. Installation should be performed by a qualified person and comply with local electrical code. Open-frame supplies require a suitable nonconductive or grounded enclosure, guarded terminals, strain relief, ventilation, protective-earth bonding, an upstream disconnect, and correctly rated overcurrent protection.

    1. Disconnect the cable from the receptacle and prove the circuit is de-energized.
    2. Confirm the supply is configured for the local AC voltage before energizing it.
    3. Terminate black to L, white to N, and green to FG/protective earth according to the power-supply manual.
    4. Use properly crimped ring or fork terminals sized for 14 AWG and the terminal block; do not rely on bare tinned ends where the terminal manufacturer requires ferrules or lugs.
    5. Cover all mains terminals, provide strain relief, and keep AC wiring separated from low-voltage DC wiring.
    6. Inspect protective-earth continuity and all terminations before connecting any miner.

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