Sussy cable

Rickster

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Anyone seen this cable before and what it might be used for?

It's not a handmade one.

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I don't think you can power your sussy with this one no :ROFL:
 
Also does not look very thick, like it will melt with the first proper load the PC is placed under..
 
 
 
 
Probably fine for a xbox or something?
 
Used to come with some user-selectable multi-voltage universal laptop chargers back in the day.
 
Guys, a C13 cable almost always has a 3 pin earthed plug on the end...

Technically it's a C17 cable, but who knows what device it's for? Google:
Design: It is a double-insulated power cord that lacks a ground (earth) pin connection.
Ratings: It typically handles up to 250V and 10A (depending on the regional plug attached).
Uses: Manufacturers use it for double-insulated equipment like audio gear, video devices, gaming consoles, and certain medical or laboratory devices that do not require grounding.

Edit: Wikipedia lists a few noteworthy examples:
Xbox One and some Xbox 360 power supplies, some PS4 Pro models, some vacuum cleaners, CPAP machines, audio equipment, televisions, medical devices, IBM Wheelwriter typewriters.
 
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I've got a whole drawer full of electrical cables and have about 5 of those... I've since replaced them with male-female kettle cords so I can plug my active speakers directly into a line conditioner/UPS. They came with my speakers and a couple of other electrical devices.
 
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