
Color — Black
Length — 2 Feet
834 data center and home & office power cords for Zimbabwe, from our certification records: 0 carry the approval Zimbabwe requires and 834 need no national approval there.
IEC 60320 jumpers — a C14 or C20 plug into the PDU, a C13, C15 or C19 connector into the server, switch or storage. For most countries these are our global cords: one part number carries the marks Zimbabwe requires.

Color — Black
Length — 2 Feet
No national approval required in Zimbabwe

Color — Black
Length — 1 Foot
No national approval required in Zimbabwe

Color — Red
Length — 1 Foot
No national approval required in Zimbabwe

Color — Black
Length — 1.5 Feet
No national approval required in Zimbabwe

Color — Blue
Length — 1.5 Feet
No national approval required in Zimbabwe

Color — Black
Length — 2 Feet
No national approval required in Zimbabwe

Color — Black
Length — 3 Feet
No national approval required in Zimbabwe

Color — Red
Length — 1 Foot
No national approval required in Zimbabwe

Color — Black
Length — 1 Foot
No national approval required in Zimbabwe
C14 → S-Lock C15
Color — Black
Length — 2 Feet
No national approval required in Zimbabwe

Color — Black
Length — 2 Feet
No national approval required in Zimbabwe

Color — Black
Length — 1 Foot
No national approval required in Zimbabwe
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The wall plug used in Zimbabwe to the IEC 60320 inlet on the equipment — desktops, monitors, printers, chargers and small appliances.

Color — Black
Length — 2.0 meters
No national approval required in Zimbabwe
We list a cord here only when our certification record shows it is approved for use in Zimbabwe or needs no national approval there. Need one of these kinds for Zimbabwe? Ask us — we quote the cord and file the approval.
"Approved for use in Zimbabwe" means the cord carries the approval Zimbabwe requires for its type. "No national approval required in Zimbabwe" means Zimbabwe names no national approval for a cord of that type. Need the certificate behind a cord, or a cord for a country not listed? Ask us.