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AddOn 6ft C14 to C13 18 AWG 250V 10A Black Power Cable

SKU CH-ZWN1-PTG02

Connects equipment using a C14 male to C13 female 18 AWG cable rated 250V at 10A

  • 6 ft length for flexible rack placement
  • C14-to-C13 connectors fit standard PDU and server inlets
  • 18 AWG conductors rated 10 A at 250 V
  • PVC SJT jacket built for commercial environments

Reliable C14 to C13 power connection

This 6 ft cable links a C14 inlet to a C13 outlet, rated at 250 V and 10 A. The 18 AWG conductors use PVC SJT insulation for standard commercial environments. Black jacket keeps cable routing tidy inside racks or workstations.

Replaces worn or short factory leads

Swap out a damaged cord or extend reach between a PDU and a server power supply. The 10 A rating covers most single-PSU servers and network gear. Not suited for devices that draw more than 10 A or require a higher-temperature jacket.

Highlights

  • 6 ft length for flexible rack placement
  • C14-to-C13 connectors fit standard PDU and server inlets
  • 18 AWG conductors rated 10 A at 250 V
  • PVC SJT jacket built for commercial environments

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the C14 male end plug into a standard IEC C13 inlet on my power supply?

Yes, the C14 male connector is designed to mate with a C13 female inlet found on most computer power supplies and PDUs.

How do I secure the connection so it does not come loose?

Push both the C14 male and C13 female connectors fully home until they seat firmly; the moulded bodies friction-lock without screws or clips.

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