Canon cordon d'alimentation (FK4-3388)

When your Canon printer or scanner loses its original power cable, this replacement cord restores reliable operation in seconds. The Canon FK4-3388 is a genuine AC power cord with an IEC C7 (figure-8) connector on the device end, compatible with a wide range of Canon PIXMA, imageCLASS, and MAXIFY models. At 1.8 meters (6 feet), it reaches from a wall outlet to your equipment without excess slack, making it ideal for home offices, small businesses, and workstations where space is at a premium.

Key specifications

• Connector type (device end): IEC C7 (figure-8, 2-prong)
• Connector type (wall end): Region-specific (e.g., NEMA 1-15P, CEE 7/16, BS 1363)
• Cable length: 1.8 meters (6 feet)
• Voltage rating: up to 250V AC
• Current rating: up to 2.5 Amps
• Cable gauge: 18 AWG (2 conductors)
• Jacket material: PVC, black
• Certifications: Varies by region (UL, CE, VDE)

Why choose it

As an original Canon accessory, this power cord is built to the same standards as the cable that came with your device. The 18 AWG copper conductors and durable PVC jacket ensure safe, consistent power delivery. The ungrounded 2-prong design matches the figure-8 inlet found on many compact printers and scanners, so you can be confident in a secure fit. Whether you need a spare for travel or a replacement for a damaged cord, this cable provides a straightforward, cost-effective solution.

Ideal use cases

• Replacing a lost or damaged power cord for Canon printers, scanners, or multifunction devices
• Keeping a spare cable at a secondary location, such as a home office or workshop
• Simplifying cable management with a standard 1.8 m length that avoids clutter
• Ensuring compatibility with Canon devices that use an IEC C7 inlet

Good to know

The wall plug type varies by region; verify that the plug matches your local outlets before ordering. This cord is ungrounded and rated for up to 2.5 A, which is sufficient for most Canon consumer and small-office equipment. The operating temperature range of -20°C to 70°C allows use in a variety of environments. For exact compatibility, check your device's power inlet or consult the Canon manual.