can i use power cord 250 v in psu 100-240vac

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cklaubur

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As long as it can be physically connected to the power supply, it should work. The "10 A 250V" is the maximum rating for the cable, 10 amps of current at 250 volts.

Most standard wall outlet to power supply cables have that marking and work without issue.

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electricsnake

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but the cable not fit well on psu,it can in but still loose,so i can go with this condition?

anyway in my psu back written100-240VAC

and one,i buy this cable separately not included when i buy psu
 
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cklaubur

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If the cable is loose, I'd take it back for a replacement. It may work like that, but may cause issues. Loose connections can cause arcing, which generates heat, which isn't good for the power supply connectors.

Your PSU didn't come with a cable at all?

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electricsnake

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yeah.cable not included
 
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