Cable Leader
Cable Leader 15ft NEMA 5-15P to Right Angled C13 Power Cord 18 AWG 10A 125V Black
A 15-foot right-angled C13 power cord with 18 AWG grounded conductors rated 10A at 125V, UL Listed and CSA certified for computers and monitors
- TypePower
- ColorBlack
- Length15 ft.
- Terminal GenderMale to Female
- Wire Gauge18 AWG
- 15 ft right-angled C13 clears tight rear-panel space
- 18 AWG 10 A 125 V powers monitors and PCs safely
- UL Listed and CSA certified (file E210037) meets safety standards
- Fully molded 3-wire grounded design with strain relief prevents disconnection
- RoHS compliant SJT jacket rated 105 °C 300 V resists heat
Right-Angled C13 Connector
This 15 ft power cord uses a right-angled IEC 60320 C13 plug that fits tight spaces behind desks or racks. The 5-15P end connects to a standard North American wall outlet or power strip. It is built for computers, monitors, servers, printers and other IEC-inlet equipment.
Suited for Standard Office Gear
The 18 AWG conductors are rated for 10 A at 125 V, so the cord handles typical desktop PCs, monitors and light peripherals. Builders who need 13 A, 15 A or 20 A capacity for servers, PDUs or heavy-duty equipment should choose a lower-gauge cord instead.
10 A Headroom for Light Loads
At 18 AWG the cord comfortably powers devices drawing up to 10 A. It runs out of headroom when equipment requires 13 A, 15 A or 20 A circuits, which call for 16 AWG, 14 AWG or 12 AWG cables respectively.
Highlights
- 15 ft right-angled C13 clears tight rear-panel space
- 18 AWG 10 A 125 V powers monitors and PCs safely
- UL Listed and CSA certified (file E210037) meets safety standards
- Fully molded 3-wire grounded design with strain relief prevents disconnection
- RoHS compliant SJT jacket rated 105 °C 300 V resists heat
Specifications
| Type | Power |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Length | 15 ft. |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Female |
| Wire Gauge | 18 AWG |
Questions about this item
Do I need a device with an IEC 60320 C13 inlet to use this cord?
Yes — the right-angled C13 connector fits only equipment that has a standard IEC 60320 C13 power inlet.
Will the right-angled C13 plug clear the chassis on an older tower that has a straight C13 inlet recessed near the fan?
The right-angled design points the cable downward, so it usually clears tight rear panels better than a straight connector.
How can I confirm the cord is delivering power correctly after I plug it in?
The UL Listed and CSA certified markings (file E210037) on the molded connectors show it meets the 10 A / 125 V rating; the device should power on normally.
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