Cable Leader C14 to 5-15R Power Extension Cord 6ft 18 AWG 10A 125V Black
- Adapter
- Black
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Cable Leader
Extends a C14 device cord to a standard 5-15R outlet with 18 AWG grounded copper rated 10A at 125V, UL Listed for indoor use
Length 2ft
Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.
The Cable Leader 2 ft C14 to 5-15R extension cord adds reach between a standard three-prong outlet, power strip or surge protector and the power cord of a computer, monitor or other indoor device. It uses an 18 AWG SJT-jacketed cable rated for 10A at 125V with a fully grounded three-wire design.
Verify that the equipment you plan to connect uses a C14 inlet so the cord's 5-15R outlet will accept it. Confirm the wall outlet or strip is a standard 5-15R receptacle and that the total draw of the connected device does not exceed 10A at 125V. This cord is indoor-rated only; do not use it in wet or outdoor locations.
The molded C14 plug inserts into any 5-15R outlet, strip or surge protector while the 5-15R outlet receives your existing device cord, extending the reach by roughly two feet. The SJT jacket and strain-relief mouldings withstand routine office, lab or workshop handling. It frees you from rearranging furniture when the nearest outlet is just out of range.
| Brand | GENERIC |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Length | 21" - 25" |
| Connector Number | 2 |
| Wire Gauge | 18 AWG |
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The cord has a C14 plug on one end and a 5-15R outlet on the other — nothing else is required to extend a standard 3-prong device cord.
Choose 18 AWG for light electronics up to 10A, 16 AWG for computers up to 13A, 14 AWG for servers or PDUs up to 15A, and 12 AWG for heavy-duty 20A gear.
It means the cord safely delivers up to 10 amps at 125 volts for typical office or lab equipment — do not exceed that load.
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