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EU mains cord for the Zebra TC22R power supply
The cable
- European plug at one end
- Standard appliance connector
- 100 to 240 V AC mains
- Fixed, lasting installation
- 1-year warranty
The EU mains cord for the Zebra TC22R power supply links a wall socket to the power brick of a charging post. It carries a European plug at one end and a standard appliance connector at the other, the type that fits power bricks with a recessed inlet. It is the first link in the electrical chain, the one that brings mains current through to the equipment.
Two ends, two jobs
A mains cord is read by its two ends, and that is what sets it apart from the other cables in the catalogue.
- →Wall end: a European plug that goes straight into an installation built to French standards.
- →Appliance end: a standard appliance connector, meant for power bricks with a recessed inlet.
- →100 to 240 V mains: it goes with supplies that take the mains voltages in common use.
- →Not a data cable: it does not link a terminal to a computer, which is a USB cable's job.
- →A fixed installation item: laid at assembly, it stays put until the post is moved.
- →Sold singly: one cord per power brick, covered by a 1-year warranty.
From the wall socket to the power brick
A charging post is built step by step. Current leaves the mains, passes through a power brick that adapts it, then reaches the equipment charging the Zebra TC22R terminal. This cord handles the very first stage.
Its position explains why it is easily forgotten. Once run behind a cabinet or along a skirting board, it disappears from view and is only touched again when a post moves. Yet it is what decides whether the installation has power at all.
On a stock management site adding a post or reorganising a stock room, it is also the part most often missing on assembly day.
A standard connector, one check before ordering
The appliance-side connector is of a standard type, widely used on professional power bricks. That standardisation is an advantage: it makes the cord reusable across several units and easy to replace.
It does call for one simple check before ordering. Not every power brick has a recessed inlet: some carry a plug head built in or detachable, and expect no cord at all.
The habit to build takes one glance: if your power brick has a recessed male inlet on one of its faces, this cord matches it. If it plugs straight into the wall through its own pins, it needs none.
The catalogue's mains cords and their ranges
Three cords sit side by side, each tied to a family of equipment.
| The cord | The range it serves |
|---|---|
| This EU mains cord | Zebra TC22R terminal |
| Mains cord with plug | Zebra RFD40 RFID reader |
| EU power cord | Zebra TC22 and TC27 battery chargers |
The other two references are here: RFD40 mains cord and EU power cord for TC22 / TC27. The wider range sits under RFID accessories.
One cord per power brick
Count one cord per power brick installed, and keep one or two spare. At this price level the extra unit costs less than half a day waiting when a post is moved.
The bricks concerned are those with a recessed appliance inlet, such as the RFD40 power brick or the battery charger power brick. Check the back of yours before ordering.
For a post where the terminal always returns to the same spot, the TC22R charging cradle completes the setup once it has power. The rest of the range sits under RFID readers.
FAQ
What is this mains cord for?▾
It links a European wall socket to the power brick of a charging post. It is the first link in the electrical chain, the one that brings mains current in.
What connector does it carry on the appliance side?▾
A standard appliance connector, of the type fitted to power bricks with a recessed male inlet. Check the back of your brick before ordering.
Does every power brick need a cord?▾
No. Some bricks plug straight into the wall through their own pins, or carry a detachable plug head, and expect no separate cord.
Does this cord carry data?▾
No, it carries mains current only. Linking a terminal to a computer is a USB cable's job, and that is a separate catalogue reference.
How many cords should we plan for?▾
One per power brick installed, plus one or two spare. For volume pricing, our technical team answers through a quotation request.
- Unit
- The cable
- Conditioning
- Individually
- Guarantee
- 1 year
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