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-- NEW PRODUCT -- Our Power Cord kit, with JENA Cryo Conductors International high grade stranded copper wire cord jacketed with Seoprene® and terminated with Marinco® plugs.
 
 Availability Now  Price for a 6 foot power cord kit is $70.00 plus $10.00 shipping in the US.
Optional length - 12 Foot Power cord kit is $90.00 plus $10.00 Shipping in the US.

length of cord in feet

6 ft cord $70.00 12 ft cord $90.00

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The basic kit...
With JENA Contact enhancement fluid (New Product).
  Just about to be boxed to a customer...
only needs simple tools to build...


Parts in the kit include all cryo immersed parts, JENA Contact Fluid and a set of simple instructions,
NO Soldering required... Your tools + our parts = An affordable good power cord.
    It is not hard to make the kit work. Even with the simplest tools...



6 ft long and dependable parts.
 
JENA Cryo Conductors International high grade stranded copper wire cord is jacketed with;
 
    Seoprene®: 

Features:

• Flexible and tough jacket. Offers -50°C to 105°C temperature extremes. Seoprene offers excellent abrasion, ozone, sunlight, chemical and oil resistance as well as water and mold resistant non-wicking lightweight polypropylene fillers. Water resistant with high dielectric insulation. Lightweight, long lasting, easy to carry and easy to handle. All components are recyclable and non-hazardous for environmental landfill disposal. Color coded conductors for easy identification.

Applications:

• Special uses requiring flexibility and mechanical toughness, high environmental resistance and flame retardance. Push button remote controls. Motor control, stage equipment and lighting. Industrial control and robotic systems. Outdoor applications. Suitable and approved for submersion in water.

Industry Approvals:

• Federal and Military use under Federal Spec. JC-580B. UL Listed SEOOW 600V and SJEOOW 300V to NEC Article 400, CSA certified STOOW or SJTOOW (TPE) -50°C to 105°C. MSHA approval for flame resistance for mining applications.

The JENA LABS® Deep Immersion Cryogenic treatment radically improves the sound of all of the components.
    #3 "NEMA' A-C power cord plug, by Marinco®
This great Marinco® power plug made by California based Marinco®, a large company that manufactures hundreds of power plugs, sockets and power distribution products.  The JENA LABS® Deep Immersion Cryogenic treatment radically improves the sound of the Marinco® plug!


    #4 'IEC' 15 AMP A-C power cord connector, by Marinco®
Plugs into 15 AMP power inlet on audio gear.  Liquid Nitrogen Deep Immersion Cryogenic treated.
This ultra high quality connector is made by California based Marinco®, a company that manufactures hundreds of power plugs, sockets, and power distribution products.  The JENA LABS Deep Immersion Cryogenic treatment radically improves the sound of the Marinco® connector.

... And best of all, It is affordable and works very well.

Below is the picture enhanced assembly instructions:


PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE BUILDING YOUR POWER CORD 

    Your power cord kit Contains:
» One 'NEMA' A-C power cord plug, by Marinco®
» One 'IEC' 15 AMP A-C power cord connector, by Marinco® 

» One JENA LN² Cryo Conductors International 3 conductor high grade stranded copper wire cord jacketed with Seoprene®

» One small bottle sample of Jena non metallic contact enhancement fluid

CAUTIONS:

• Do NOT use scissors to cut outer jacket or inner insulation. Use proper tools

• Avoid cutting the inner insulation were not desired to do so.

• Do not use Metallic Based contact enhancements – may cause shorts. We have provided the right fluid... use it.

• Remember to install outer shell of connectors before installing plugs to cable.

• Avoid nicking wire conductors when trimming insulations.

• Do not allow wires to mis-attached to wrong terminals. Or to bridge connections.

• Do not over tighten screws. Avoid power screwdrivers as they can over tighten easily.

Assembly procedure:
        Note:
    Both ends feature same cut and trim specifications and the back shells of the connectors are the same and are interchangeable.
    These instruction apply to both ends of the cable.


    Important:
!! FOLLOW THIS COLOR CODE !!
    GREEN Wire = GROUND 
    BLACK Wire = LOAD = HOT    = L
    WHITE Wire = NEUTRAL         = N

1. Examine the contents of your kit, Look at and understand how the connections work... pretty easy to understand.
 
2.Place one of the connector back shells on the cable, note the proper direction... it fits to the respective plug only one way, both types of plugs use identical back shells.

3.Measure 1 inch from back of one end of the cable and note the location..
...carefully trim back the jacket with a razor blade or very sharp knife encircling the jacket but don't cut the inner insulations of the inner conductors.

 Note the jacket cuts easily, do not cut all of the way through the outer jacket...
 but deep enough that it yields when bent over...
. After the outer jacket is removed, it slides off easy...

4.Trim away the exposed gray strength strings.
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5.Remove the insulation from about half of each of the 3 conductors. Don't nick individual strands that will weaken them or they will fall off at the slightest bend.
 

6.Loosen and open the plug conductors set screws.

7.Twist the strands of the conductors and ready them for insertion into the power inlet end plug.
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8. Place a drop of the JENA Conductor enhancement fluid on the 3 conductors. just a drop per wire will do.


9. Insert the wires all at the same time into the absolutely correct color coded location for each of the 3 conductors... do not make a mistake, do not allow for missed wires, do not allow for wire crossover to the wrong location (short circuit) zero tolerance for failure here.

NEMA end inserted...
and...
The IEC end about to be inserted.... Note that the wires are pre bent to fit with ease... Easy to do.

10. Double check the color of the wire and of the prong it is going to.... Then tighten the screws for each of the conductor wires. Tight but not tight enough to strip the threads of the screws.... think and be smart about it... if you are a gorilla on the terminals, it will strip out.  Remember the terminals are a brass and the screws are a soft-ish metal designed to be electrically useful.  Not high or even medium torque required to get a great crush (hint, when it feels like it is requiring a greater effort to get that extra budge on the screw.... you are at the point of striping it, forever lost.

12. Slide the previously placed end shell onto the plug body, orientation is only one way. it is keyed with a plastic ridge inside of the shell and it has a corresponding key way on the body of the connector.

13. Tighten the screws to the plug and back shell, make sure the back shell is secured to the body of the connector.

14. Tighten the cable clamp screws uniformly on the back shell last. ( hint when the cable looks symmetrical to the back shell where the seal gland is, it is likely well clamped.

Repeat procedure on the other ( IEC ) end.  













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