strange plug of corsair vx550

[noob]

today m assembling my pc n got corsair vx550 from primeABGB

this has strange psu cord which won't fit in Indian sockets

what to do now?

[noob]

Normal Indian sockets take rounded plugs...plz help me guyss

[azzu]

This shud help

WA-10 Travel Plug Adapter for India, Nepal, etc. (Type D Small 5 amp BS 546) [WA-10] : Adaptelec.com, International Electrical Specialists

[pulkitpopli2004]

yeah this plug comes with Corsair vx550v..

You can purchase any of the two shown below.. i am using extension board.

[noob]

but last time when i got router , it also had same plug BUT WITH additional connector which i mounted on it. and this PSU box has no such thing....

hey in that case i too have extension board like this one
will this help ?

Belkin Surge Protector Superior Series 6 Way | Belkin Surge Protector

[vickybat]

@ talktoanil
You can use a standard indian cord instead or buy an indian converter pin and use the cord that came with your psu.

The above belkin board will work fine with your current psu cord.

[noob]

Originally Posted by vickybat

@ talktoanil
You can use a standard indian cord instead or buy an indian converter pin and use the cord that came with your psu.

The above belkin board will work fine with your current psu cord.

ohh man...yeah...just tried that and it fits gr8
thanks guys..assembler is about to come. finally got the monitor too.


but as may people recommend this PSU here ,you should also alert the OP about such things.

tonight will post the pics

[akshayt]

You can buy a 110v to 220v connector or whatever it is called, not a problem at all

[Krow]

Well, usually spikeguards take both American and Indian type plugs.

[noob]

so if i use that with Belkin spike guard linked in my above post , will it be an issue ?

ok..now 1 more question....

the PSU fan should be facing downwards on filter grid of my CM 430 or upwards which has lower mount PSU system?

[saswat23]

CM 430 is a bottom mounted PSU Case, so ur PSU's fan must face upwards when u install it at the bottom of ur case.

[modder]

Originally Posted by talktoanil

so if i use that with Belkin spike guard linked in my above post , will it be an issue ?

Nope. But would recommend a universal converter/adapter. I am using one too.

Originally Posted by talktoanil

the PSU fan should be facing downwards on filter grid of my CM 430 or upwards which has lower mount PSU system?

The fan will face downwards. See:

http://www.thinkdigit.com/forum/hard...on-thread.html

[asingh]

Anil, will tell you the simplest thing to do. I did this and it worked quite fine.

Take that cord, and show it at ANY electrical shop. He will pull out a adapter. Note this is not converter so voltages remain same.

Simple. No use for belkin strips and all.

[The Sorcerer]

Originally Posted by vickybat

@ talktoanil
You can use a standard indian cord instead or buy an indian converter pin and use the cord that came with your psu..

Originally Posted by asingh

Take that cord, and show it at ANY electrical shop. He will pull out a adapter.

^^ Avoid this. Many "rabbits" pull out unknown adapters from unknown hats

Originally Posted by vickybat

The above belkin board will work fine with your current psu cord.

^^Much better doing this.

[mukherjee]

If I might put this simply, for 30 bucks,get an MX converter....that did the job for me.

[Cybertonic]

Many PSUs have this plug these days. Even my CM GX550 came with it. The simplest solution is to use an adapter like in the first pic by pulkit.

[ico]

Wrong section. Thread moved to Hardware Q&A. This is a buying advice section as mentioned in the description. So queries like yours will go to Hardware Q&A. (you've already bought what you wanted.)

[desiibond]

better not get those el-cheapo adapters. Get the Belkin connector or something similar. Brands like Cona and Anchor too sell good quality multipoint connectors. Do take the cable to the shop and test before buying (make sure it fits)