quick power cord question

[wizbri]

OK, I just finished a move to a new house, and am setting up all my
stuff. I'd been very meticulous about cataloguing my home theater gear
when packing ... with the apparent exception of one little element:
the detachable power cord for my DVD player.

In the manual for the player -- a Pioneer DV-656A -- we've got these
specs:

"Power requirements: AC 120V, 60Hz"
"Power consumption: "12 W"

For some odd reason, while the DVD player is the only console left to
hook up, I've got two power cords remaining here. And I'm not sure
which belongs to the Pioneer. Each fits into the AC inlet, and the
specs printed on each cord read:

Cord 1: "7A - 125V 875W (Hewtech-LTK)"
Cord 2: "LS - 7CWA 7A - 125V (Longwell)"

I'm great with audio, an idiot with electrical stuff.

Can somebody tell me if either of these cords is OK given the specs of
my DVD player?

Thanks so much...

wizbri

 

[mtrycrafts]

OK, I just finished a move to a new house, and am setting up all my
stuff. I'd been very meticulous about cataloguing my home theater gear
when packing ... with the apparent exception of one little element:
the detachable power cord for my DVD player.

In the manual for the player -- a Pioneer DV-656A -- we've got these
specs:

"Power requirements: AC 120V, 60Hz"
"Power consumption: "12 W"

For some odd reason, while the DVD player is the only console left to
hook up, I've got two power cords remaining here. And I'm not sure
which belongs to the Pioneer. Each fits into the AC inlet, and the
specs printed on each cord read:

Cord 1: "7A - 125V 875W (Hewtech-LTK)"
Cord 2: "LS - 7CWA 7A - 125V (Longwell)"

I'm great with audio, an idiot with electrical stuff.

Can somebody tell me if either of these cords is OK given the specs of
my DVD player?

Thanks so much...

wizbri

If they fit, either one will do as each is rated for 7 amps, way more than the component will draw, 12/120 amp

 

[Buckeyefan 1]

Same cord. Either will work.