The 15', white QVS 3-Outlet Power Extension Cord 16 AWG White 15fthas three outlets and is rated at a maximum of 1625W at 125V, making it suitable for connecting your computers, peripherals, and other office equipment to it. The power strip draws 13A of current through its 16-gauge cord and is ETL listed.

1625 Maximum Wattage    3-Outlet, 16-Gauge    13A Current Draw    ETL Listed

Connect A/V, home, or office equipment

Accessory loop for hanging or mounting

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the MCEX 11 and 16 work on the following: 35mm f1.4 18-55mm 16-55mm thank you.

A: The FUJIFILM MCEX-11 and the FUJIFILM MCEX-16 is compatible with all FUJIFILM XF and XC lenses on FUJIFILM X-series cameras.

Q: 2. Will this work with x-t20?

A: I do not see why not...I use it with my X-T1...but you can call Fuji just go to web site and get # bottom of page

Q: 3. Does this power cord work with the Nikon SB-800 flash unit?

A: The Bolt CBP-UN Power Cord for Nikon Hot Shoe Flashes is not compatible with the Nikon SB-800. There is no cord adapter that works with the Bolt Universal Compact Battery Pack and the SB-800.

Q: 4. Will this cord connect a Sekonic 478DR light meter to an Alienbee B800 light or a Canon 580 ExII flash to meter them?

A: This cord on it's own won't be suitable for either application. I think the Alienbee comes with a 1/4 jack so you'll need a 3.5 mm adapter to use this cord - I don't know if PCB supply the strobe with the adapter. There's no 3.5 mm socket on the 580EX (it's mini PC only) so you'll need a hotshot adapter or just get the PC to PC cord. I'm sure there's a reason you want to use a cord but have you thought about using the meter in cordless mode and just trigger the flash(es) with whatever device you are intending to fire them. Also, it's a more expensive solution but since you have the DR version of the 478 meter have you thought about investing in some Pocketwizards? No cords, no adapters, very convenient and very reliable. I use the Plus IIIs but the Plus X twin pack looks like great value and will work with any other Pocketwizard.

Q: 5. Specifically, I have the 50mm f2 Fuji lens. I need to shoot a bunch of 3X5 index cards. Do I need the MCEX-11 or MCEX-16?

A: FUJIFILM MCEX-11 11mm Extension Tube for Fujifilm X-Mount will be a better combination with your 50mm f/2 lens to make reproductions of a 3x5 index card. Please be aware that you can only focus from the minimum focus distance using an extension tube. If you use FUJIFILM MCEX-16 16mm Extension your lens will only be able to focus on a small segment of your 3x5 index card.

Q: 6. I have 16mm, 27mm, 35mm and 18-55mm. Should I buy this MCEX-11 11mm or MCEX-16? Which lens would benefit the most from these 2 tubes for macro photography?

A: You can decide by referring to the following table from Fujifilm. B&H won't let me include a hyperlink, so... Go to the Fujifilm Web site, click on products, digital cameras, accessories, lens (Lens Accessories). There is a link to a PDF entitled Magnification of the Macro Extension Tube. The document is a table for all Fujifilm lens and both extension tubes.

Q: 7. Does the 16mm extension tube have weather seals as well, or does using it strip weather sealed lenses and bodies of the weather sealing?

A: No Body Caps and Weather Seal .I only using it with 55-200mm and so far so good .

Q: 8. Does the OIS on my 18-55mm still work with the tube installed?

A: Yes.

Q: 9. Are this compatible with Pulso 8 Power Pack?

A: This flash head is compatible with the Broncolor Verso, Pulso, Topas, Grafit, Nano & Opus series packs.

Q: 10. Why would the six foot cost more than the one foot?

A: There are a variety of factors that go into pricing. Often times if something sells more frequently we can get a better deal from the manufacturer.