ALTRONIX
ALTRONIX LC2 computer power cord 6 ft
A standard three-conductor power cord with jacketed copper leads, six feet long and RoHS compliant
- Jacketed copper leads ensure durable conductivity
- Six-foot length gives flexible placement options
- RoHS certified for environmentally friendly materials
- Three-conductor design supplies standard power delivery
- UPC 782239938315 simplifies inventory tracking
Standard Power Cord
The ALTRONIX LC2 is a three-conductor line cord built with jacketed copper leads. It supplies mains power to desktop computers, monitors, printers and similar equipment. The cord meets RoHS environmental requirements and carries UPC 782239938315.
Indoor fixed installations
This cord suits offices, homes and server rooms where a standard IEC-to-wall connection is required. It is not intended for outdoor use, high-flex applications or situations demanding a locking connector or a different plug standard.
Six-foot length
The cable measures 6 ft from end to end, determining how far the connected device can sit from the wall outlet. Verify that this reach matches the planned equipment layout before purchase.
Highlights
- Jacketed copper leads ensure durable conductivity
- Six-foot length gives flexible placement options
- RoHS certified for environmentally friendly materials
- Three-conductor design supplies standard power delivery
- UPC 782239938315 simplifies inventory tracking
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the ALTRONIX LC2 cord arrive as a single ready-to-use cable or are extra parts needed?
The LC2 is supplied as one complete 6 ft power cord with jacketed copper leads, so no additional components are required.
How do I confirm the ALTRONIX LC2 matches the standard power cord my equipment expects?
The LC2 is a 3-conductor standard power cord rated 6 ft long, matching the common desktop and server inlet specification.
What does the 6 ft length mean when the cord is routed behind a rack or desk?
Six feet gives roughly 1.8 metres of reach from a wall outlet or PDU to the device inlet, allowing typical under-desk or vertical rack routing without strain.
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