Hosa PWC-141R Right Angle IEC C13 to NEMA 5-15P, 1 Feet

I use this for approximately 1 hour, 2x a month. (Probably less.) This was used to replace a cord on a backpack vacuum. Based on their description, this is the exact replacement required. The cord is also secured in the housing so trauma on the cord itself is at a minimum. However, since I trusted this brand I ended up losing $200 worth of pay. (I clean one home 2x a week) Initially when I purchased this cord it was to replace one that had worked for 7+ years. At that time I also did multiple homes daily. This cord brand is one I would steer clear of. They do not make a quality product. When it comes to cords, I have tried many. This is not the cord for you. Try another. There are other affordable ones, read the reviews and try those. I will be purchasing one from my backpack vacuum brand since I know theirs will last 7x what this one did.

This was just the ticket for my homemade digital picture frame. It looks solid and works perfectly.

I wanted to take the strain off of a IEC receptacle on my CCTV backup UPS. I couldn’t keep the molding on a straight plug from being impacted by a neighboring conduit: short of a hacked off strain relief and resultant new fire hazard this was the only trick. Thankfully it’s the right handed version for my application, be careful about that when buying!

Not much to say but it worked like a champ and made the underneath of my pedal board much neater.

These Hosa cables have a nice quality rubber that makes bends and cable management a breeze.

Allows me to push my printer closer to the wall, without worrying if Im crimping the cord. Length is great, with my printer right next to the power strip.

I used this to power an inlet which was connected behind the wall to a TV outlet. The right angle was important because it’s behind I dresser, but unavailable locally. I would have preferred white, though, but black was the only option.

Purchased this for a network switch in a tight spot. This gave the extra space needed to work with the patch cables.

Exactly what I needed. No problems at all

These cables are really useful for me. I have a custom rack with a Katana head sitting on the top. The power cable for the head made it so I couldnt push the rack all the way against the wall. These cables gave me about 6 more space since all my other connectors were 90* and I can now position that rack against the wall like I wanted. Hosa offers a good range of lengths, specifically the 1 foot cable and 3 foot cable were the ones I needed. Theyre likely 18 or 16awg cables, but they do the job for a 100watt solid state amp, especially with such a short length.