Reddit reviews Tripp Lite Heavy Duty Computer Power Cord, 15A, 14AWG (NEMA 5-15P to IEC-320-C13), 3-ft. (P007-003),Black
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HIGH-QUALITY CONNECTORS: C13 to 5-15P connectors, 3 x 14 AWG conductors, 15A / 125V rating3-FT. POWER CABLE: Features a C13 receptacle on one end and a standard 5-15P connector on the other end. This allows you to extend the length of a PC or peripheral power cord by 3 feet and convert a C14 device into a standard 5-15PRELIABLE DESIGN: RoHS Compliant and is UL listed. Also, manufactured in compliance with strict RoHS specificationsLIFETIME WARRANTY: Desktop PC power cable is backed by a lifetime limited warrantyHEAVY DUTY - 14AWG: Plug computers and peripherals into a standard outlet. This power cord is the ideal solution for powering a PC or peripheral device in applications that require higher-rated, heavier-gauge cabling
I don't have the Anova (was just passing through this subreddit), but from photos (like on page 10 here) it looks like it may be a standard C13 connector, the same type used on the back of desktop computers.
So you can probably head down to the nearest computer or electronics store and buy one. Given that it has a heating element and thus high power draw, I'd opt for a heavy duty one like this 15A one.
What about this cord for an antminer awp3++ psu?
Tripp Lite Heavy Duty Computer Power Cord, 15A, 14AWG (NEMA 5-15P to IEC-320-C13), 3-ft. (P007-003) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JT0DG94/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_6bQTAb6TJ9GY0
I now see that's 15a/125v. So using this in a 220-240 would be bad correct? What cables do people use for awp3++ when connected to 220v to get 1600w?