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Clear- IEC C13: It is mainly used for connecting computers, UPS, and other devices to power outlets (usually in combination with IEC C14).
- IEC C7: Used for powering small devices such as laptops, gaming consoles, and televisions.
- 8-Pin PCIe: Provides power to high-performance graphics cards, required for many modern GPUs.
- IEC C5: Often called "Mickey Mouse," it is common in laptops and low-power devices.
- 24-Pin ATX: Main power connector for motherboards in modern computers.
- 4-Pin Molex: Used for connecting storage devices, such as hard drives and optical drives, to older systems.
- 8-Pin EPS: Provides power to motherboards, especially for systems with high processing demands.
- IEC C13: It is mainly used for connecting computers, UPS, and other devices to power outlets (usually in combination with IEC C14).
- 8-Pin PCIe: Provides power to high-performance graphics cards, required for many modern GPUs.
- IEC C14: Connector often used for office devices, such as computers and UPS, in combination with IEC C13.
- 4-Pin Molex: Used for connecting storage devices, such as hard drives and optical drives, to older systems.
- 24-Pin ATX: Main power connector for motherboards in modern computers.
- 15-Pin Sata: Used for connecting SSDs, hard drives, and optical drives to newer systems.
- 8-Pin EPS: Provides power to motherboards, especially for systems with high processing demands.
- Sleeved: Features an outer sleeve or cover made of braided material, such as nylon or PET (polyester).