Cable Leader 4 ft IEC C14 to C15 Heavy Duty PDU Power Cord 14 AWG 15A 250V White
- White
- 41" - 4 ft.
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Cable Leader
A 15 ft heavy-duty PDU jumper with a C14 plug and high-temperature C15 connector, 14 AWG copper rated 15A at 250V, UL Listed and CSA certified, blue jacket for rack circuit identification
This 15 ft IEC C14 to C15 cord connects a rack PDU or C13/C14 outlet to network switches and servers that use a high-temperature C16 inlet. The notched C15 connector is the higher-temperature IEC 60320 variant designed for equipment that runs hot. Blue jacket colour helps identify circuits in a crowded rack. It is a heavy-duty cable built for continuous server-room use.
The cable uses 14 AWG, three-conductor copper with an SJT jacket rated to 105 °C and 300 V. That gauge is specified for up to 15 A at 250 V, matching the draw of PDUs and higher-draw servers rather than light electronics. UL Listing and CSA certification (file 210037) confirm the safety rating for continuous operation. RoHS compliance means restricted substances are absent.
A 14 AWG cord is the step that supports 15 A loads; 18 AWG stops at 10 A and 16 AWG at 13 A. If the connected gear draws more than 15 A, a 12 AWG cord rated to 20 A is required instead. Buyers who need a standard C13 connector for cooler-running equipment cannot use this C15 version.
| Brand | GENERIC |
|---|---|
| Color | Blue |
| Length | 11 - 15 ft. |
| Connector Number | 2 |
| Wire Gauge | 14 AWG |
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The 14 AWG copper with a 105 °C SJT rating is designed for continuous 15A / 250V loads in rack PDUs and high-temperature gear.
You need a C13 or C14 outlet on the PDU side and a notched C16 inlet on the server or switch side.
Yes — the C14 plug fits standard C13 sockets, and the C15 connector mates with any C16 inlet on legacy switches or servers.
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