WhAT KIND OF PLUGS ARE ON MY PSU'S?

[ChineseSavior]

Not the nema-15 end. What is the end that goes into the psu. I see c13, c19 etc etc. I am running

RAidmax100w, 1200w

and cx250m's

Thanks for any input

[zetaray]

Can you show a photo of the plugs? With a photo, a lot more members can help.

[ChineseSavior]

i mean a photo is not going to tell you what plug it is bro as most of the plugs c13, c19 etc look every similar.

The power supply specs alone should be enough. I might have to call the manufactur but was hoping people on here would know.

[zetaray]

You can tell C13, C15, and C19 apart just by looking at the shape of the recepticle. Bro. I am trying to help you, and you don't sound like you want any.

[ChineseSavior]

bro im goingto take a picture srry. Im really high really tired and really lazy. LEt me find that site everyone is uploading to.

[Unacceptable]

bro im goingto take a picture srry. Im really high really tired and really lazy. LEt me find that site everyone is uploading to.

Here 

http://imgur.com/

[ChineseSavior]

[Unacceptable]

That is a C 13,it is the most common PC PSU connector  

Just make sure the cable is suited for the amp draw by the AWG size,lower AWG # is able to handle higher amperage.So 1000 watts is 8 amps @ 120 volts=approx. 14 AWG at least IMO.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEC_60320

Just as a reference for you to look for:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812706043&cm_re=PC_power_cord-_-12-706-043-_-Product



http://www.lockingpowercords.com/category/6-locking-to-iec-power-cords.aspx

That site has the different connectors for 220 volt,which is neat  

[B1]

Are you drunk or what? You asking about plug on your PSU but you post picture of your power cable.

[klondike_bar]

Are you drunk or what? You asking about plug on your PSU but you post picture of your power cable.

BRO, JUST BECAUSE HE USES CAPS LOCK AND MAKES NO SENSE DOESNT MEAN HES DRUNK

1) NEMA 15 is the plug that goes into a 110V socket.
2) nema 13 is the plug end shown in the picture
3) nema 14 is the receptacle on the PSU. It is the same receptacle on virtually every single ATX power supply, with the rare exception of a nema 20 for heavy duty 220V
4) he took a picture of the cord, which is 100% compatible witht he described power supplies.

@OP: connect the cord end you took a photo of to the receptacle (its a similar-shaped hole on the PSU). The other end of the cord fits a socket on the wall with a similar shape.