3ft US 2-Pin Male-to-Female TV Power Extension Cord, 18AWG NISPT-1 Copper
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Cable Length3FTEnd TypeNema 1-15p
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Rated Current7ATypeAc Power Cord
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ApplicationHome Appliance
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Female End TypeIECIP LevelIP11
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Male End TypeNemaMaterialCopper
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Wire TypeNISPT-1
A three-foot extension provides a defined amount of additional reach for a matching television or home-appliance power connection. This black US two-pin male-to-female lead uses copper construction and NISPT-1 wire, with an 18 AWG configuration available for the equipment request.
Check the TV connection at both ends
The US supply-side reference is NEMA 1-15P, while the equipment end is described as IEC. Confirm the actual female connector shape and mating dimensions against the television or appliance inlet, since the IEC family name alone does not identify one exact equipment connection.
- A 3 ft length defines the reach added to the power route.
- The US two-pin plug identifies the requested supply interface.
- Male-to-female construction describes the extension arrangement.
- NISPT-1 18 AWG wiring identifies the cable specification.
- Copper material and a black finish define the supplied configuration.
Plan the three-foot cable route
Measure from the intended supply point to the appliance connection along the actual installation path. Include the clearance around the two-pin plug and female end, so the 3 ft lead reaches the required positions without relying on the straight-line distance between them.
Match the complete lead to the appliance
The cord has a 7 A current designation, and the complete assembly voltage and current rating should match the intended TV or appliance. State the required female connector, both connection orientations and the three-foot reach when requesting this extension. A photo or drawing of the appliance inlet can help define the female end while keeping the black 18 AWG NISPT-1 cable requirement unchanged.

