Question Power cord to TV

[BioPyroTech]

So my roommate received a Vizio Smart TV as a late birthday present. And of course, what was the catch? There was no AC adaptor power cord included with the TV. So I went thru my cable stash, and I found 2 cords that fit!
However, cord #1 says 10A 125V.
Cord #2 says 7A 125V.
The TV says the input is .52A 125V 60Hz (I can attach a picture if that would also help out as well).

My question is, would either cable be able to allow my roomie to watch her TV?

 

[Gam3r01]

Assuming its the generic three prong cable commonly used on PCs, monitors, and printers, then you are probably fine.
These cables are fairly standardized, and the TV is not drawing alot of power.

 

[jonnyguru]

There was no AC adaptor power cord included with the TV.

No AC adapter or just no AC power cord?

 

[BioPyroTech]

No AC adapter or just no AC power cord?

Sorry, no AC power cord

 

[BioPyroTech]

Assuming its the generic three prong cable commonly used on PCs, monitors, and printers, then you are probably fine.
These cables are fairly standardized, and the TV is not drawing alot of power.

Assuming its the generic three prong cable commonly used on PCs, monitors, and printers, then you are probably fine.
These cables are fairly standardized, and the TV is not drawing alot of power.

That is the picture of the connection to the TV

 

[Unolocogringo]

That is a standard plug.
either cable will work.
The TV pulls .52 amp and both cords will carry much more.

 

[jonnyguru]

That's a polarized C8 inlet. Pretty standard. And either cord should work if it has that end on it.