If you bought a Bitmain APW3++ power supply, the required cable is just a normal plug like you'd use for a computer. The socket type on the APW3 is called c14, you can find a pic here
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEC_60320#C13.2FC14_couplerIt's likely you have a lot of these lying around if you have a bunch of computer equipment. You can use one of those computer or other appliance cords as long as it's not too thin - miners draw a lot of power. Or else go to your local store and buy a nice thick one for a few pounds.
If you did not buy an APW3++ power supply, then you need a 1600W power supply. Here in the US, I can buy a generic 1600W power supply for about $100 from ebay. It will come with the cable to plug into the wall, and it will come with 10x PCIE-6 12V power cables to plug into the miner.
@cableiso Thank for the response, yes I ordered a APW3++ power supply. I was just making sure I hadn't forgotten anything else.
Whats all this 110v or 240v talk on running at 1600w? I'm assuming you are UK based, I can just plug the miner in the garage or will I need to beef up the power supply? Big help if you can share any info. thanks.