Cable Leader 6ft NEMA L6-30P to C13 Locking Power Cord 14 AWG 10A 125V Black
- Black
- 5 - 10 ft.
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A 10 ft locking power cord with a twist-lock NEMA L6-30P plug and C13 connector, built from 14 AWG SJT cable rated for 10 A at 125 V and UL listed for server and PDU racks
This 10-foot power cord connects servers and PDUs to a locking NEMA L6-30P outlet. The twist-lock plug secures the connection so it cannot be pulled loose in a rack or under vibration. It uses 14 AWG SJT-jacketed copper rated at 10A and 125V.
The cord suits data-centre racks and server rooms where accidental unplugging must be prevented. It is not for buyers who need a standard non-locking IEC cable or a different plug type for wall outlets. The black jacket helps identify circuits in dense installations.
The 14 AWG conductors are rated up to 15A for continuous server and PDU loads. The SJT jacket withstands 105C and 300V, so the cable handles steady current without overheating. UL Listed and CSA certified (file 210037) with RoHS compliance.
| Brand | GENERIC |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Length | 5 - 10 ft. |
| Connector Number | 2 |
| Wire Gauge | 14 AWG |
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Yes — the twist-lock L6-30P plug only mates with a matching L6-30R outlet, typically found on rack PDUs or data-centre power strips.
Yes — the C13 connector is the industry-standard mate for any C14 inlet, so legacy gear with a C14 socket plugs in directly.
Insert the L6-30P plug, twist clockwise until it stops; the locking tabs engage with an audible click and the plug cannot be pulled straight out.
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