Is the device end of the cable the standard IEC C7? Since I will travel, I might want to buy this and a IEC C7 cable with another plug.
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Not sure about the back end. But the front offers standard USB ports. Some specifically to charge the iPad.
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Yes it is. Front of cord HONGPU E345203. Back of cord 2.5A 250C XD-001-C. Information at http://www.olilio.com/file/detail/ELBZ7.E345203.html
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Thanks Justin, I appreciate the feedback.Do you know if the cables are proprietary, meaning that you cannot use a longer cable?
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Yes, it's proprietary. It plugs into a usb port. It's really just the cable though. Nothing to plug into an electrical outlet. You'd have to buy one of those
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This USB 3.0 Type-B end is one I've never seen before and I'm returning the drive to the store. If I lose this cable or leave it at home, I'll be in serious trouble. Other cables around here (my phone, bluetooth earpiece and other devices) have connectors that allow the cables to be interchangeable.
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im really not sure. i use it from cell phone and ecig charging. it seems to be very high quality. its very thick. thicker than an ethernet cable (cat45)
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Are you describing the charger that you have in your possession? Which plug are you describing as looking cheap? Is that the adapter for European electric outlets?
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I will have to check. Only one end needs to be powered. We were using them for sending POS DATA back to a pc, ended up pulling them out and installing a serial over cat5 instead to clear up some intermittent issues we were having. You may not have any trouble with them we had kind of a special setup I think is why we had issues.
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Probably, it's a standard cable. My issue turned out not to be with the cable, but the camera was toast. Ended up returning the cable and buying a new camera.
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The plug at the end of the cable on the back is a standard North American three-prong, grounded plug. However, the entire cable is removable and the end that fits into the converter is a standard D-shaped connection that you will find on the back of most other household electronics such as printers, computers, etc... so you should be able to find a suitable cable at a hardware store or electronics store fairly cheaply. The other option would be to use a local plug adaptor on the provided cable to make it fit.
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Ohhhh okay. Yes i have that cable. Hold off a second on buying it. I believe i had issues as well. Let me just double check it soons i reach home :)
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It will work. The squared version of this is not part of the C7 standard. (Search IEC320C7 in Wikipedia for details) the squared side allows it to be polarized, but there is no standard as to the polarization.
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I havenever heard of a cable being non compliant with a device with thecorresponding plug, so i wouldassume yes.
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Yes. It's a small square plug not much bigger than the power cable. Much smaller than the household end.
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Dear Friend , do not replacement , we will be refund USD4.00 to you , you can buy this cable from other place.
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Agree with what B. Polly says...an IEC cable will make it compatible. Mine shipped with a US style plug.
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When I travel, I always carry a "step-up" converter just in case as most hotels these days have both outlets.I don't wish to speak for the manufacturer. Ask them to be sure.
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I do not have an answer for this. I used mine to charge a fast charging unit for my phone. I charged the portable unit and when the phone needed a quick charge I used it. Hope this answers your question. I think most of these plugs are standard but not 100% sure.