I am currently in EU and recently bought a SC2 Pro from Sim Racing Bay and it came with EU cables, all good, since I travel to USA quite a bit though I was wondering where could I get power supply cables for American sockets ? I assume that the power supply units already convert voltage so I would only need the cables correct?
Thanks guys.
Yes, you would only need the correct cables. The cables are nothing special, just standard IEC power cables that you would find anywhere.
You could probably also use the EU cables with a travel adapter. But do you really bring your SC2 Pro with you when you travel? 
People are known to ship their sports cars over for holiday, etc… 
lol. I ask because I recently bricked a Thrustmaster T300 RS wheel that I bought in USA and brought here assuming that it had some kind of internal voltage converter. It started smelling weird and it was gone…
I usually spend 5-6 months in USA every year for work, so I’d like to take the SC2 with me for some relaxing 
Just checked and power supplies read 100-240VAC, so technically I can use a travel adapter or buy the cables, if anyone knows of a good online store to buy reliable cables, feel free to chime in…
Thanks guys.
5-6 months without sim racing is a long time, I’d do the same myself. Since it’s just a standard power cord, you might look on Amazon.
@Mika wow…
Must be nice being rich 
https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Power-Cord-6-Foot-Black/dp/B072BYGKZZ/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=iec+power+cord&qid=1581075993&sr=8-3
Choose your length.
Can i use a power converter to convert the 120 volts (Canada) to the EU (220 volts). I know the frequency it’s not gonna adapt though, is it safe or not?
You do not need to convert the voltage, just use different type of plugs.
They do actually have an internal voltage converter but the cables are not standard ones and connect different pins depending on region / voltage. Unfortunately that gave the false impression of auto voltage selection and lead to a lot of bricked devices like you found out.