Power cord Dell 1 m, 2-pin C5 connector (0WJ8J)

Replacement power cord for Dell devices with a 1 meter length and a 2-pin C5 (cloverleaf) connector. This cable provides a single-phase mains connection for laptops, power adapters and compact electronics that accept a C5 inlet. The 1 m length balances reach and cable management, making it suitable for desktop and travel setups where a short, reliable mains lead is required.

Advantages

The power cord features a standard 2-pin C5 connector for secure contact with compatible power adapters and devices. Its 1 m length reduces excess cable clutter while allowing flexible placement of equipment. Constructed to meet common safety and performance expectations for mains leads, the cable supports straightforward connection and disconnection and is compatible with a range of Dell power supplies and other devices that use a C5 inlet.

Suitable for

• Connecting Dell laptop power adapters to mains outlets
• Powering compact electronics and small form-factor devices with a C5 inlet
• Replacing lost or damaged short mains leads for travel or office use
• Use in setups where limited cable length improves cable management

Key specifications

• Connector type: 2-pin C5 (cloverleaf) at device end
• Length: 1 meter
• Application: single-phase mains power lead for laptops and small electronics
• Color: typically black (may vary by batch)
• Construction: moulded connectors with insulated cable jacket for mains use

How to use

Insert the C5 connector into the matching inlet on the power adapter or device until it seats securely. Plug the opposite end into a compatible mains outlet using the appropriate plug for your region. Ensure the cable is routed to avoid strain on connectors and is not pinched or placed near heat sources. Disconnect by pulling the connector body rather than tugging the cable when removing from the device or wall outlet.

Recommendations

Verify that the device accepts a 2-pin C5 inlet before purchase. Use the cable only with devices and power supplies rated for your local mains voltage and observe local electrical safety rules. Replace the cord if the insulation or connectors become damaged, and avoid modifying the cable or using damaged mains leads.