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Red 3 ft IEC C14 to C13 power extension cord with SJT jacket

Cable Leader

Cable Leader 3ft IEC C14 to C13 Power Extension Cord 14 AWG Red

SKU CH-1B0H-XAWTV

A 3 ft red IEC C14 to C13 extension cord with 14 AWG copper, rated 15A/250V for server and PDU loads

  • TypeExtension Cable
  • ColorRed
  • Length3 ft.
  • Terminal GenderMale to Female
  • Wire Gauge14 AWG

Length 3ft

Color Red

  • Extends C14/C13 power reach with male-to-female IEC 60320 connectors
  • Heavy-duty 14 AWG copper rated 15A/250V for server and rack loads
  • SJT jacket rated 105C/300V handles data-center temperatures and voltages
  • Red jacket enables instant circuit and phase identification in dense racks
  • UL Listed and CSA certified (file E210037) with RoHS compliance

3 ft C14-to-C13 extension for rack gear

This three-foot red cord extends any IEC 60320 C14-to-C13 connection between a PDU, UPS or server and the existing power lead. The 14 AWG SJT jacket carries 15 A at 250 V and is rated 105 °C / 300 V. UL Listed and CSA certified (file 210037) with RoHS compliance. It is not for buyers who need a longer reach or a different connector gender.

Plug-and-play with no tools required

The male C14 plug inserts into the power source and the female C13 socket accepts the equipment cord; both are keyed so they only fit one way. The only common mistake is forcing the connector upside-down, which can bend the pins. The moulded strain relief resists accidental unplugging in dense racks. Installers who skip the latch check sometimes find the cord loose after vibration.

15 A limit defines the practical ceiling

The 14 AWG conductors are rated for 15 A continuous at 250 V, so the cord cannot serve 20 A circuits or equipment that draws above that threshold. Voltage drop over three feet is negligible for rack distances, but daisy-chaining multiple extensions will add resistance and heat. The SJT jacket handles 105 °C, yet ambient temperatures above that rating will still degrade insulation over time.

Highlights

  • Extends C14/C13 power reach with male-to-female IEC 60320 connectors
  • Heavy-duty 14 AWG copper rated 15A/250V for server and rack loads
  • SJT jacket rated 105C/300V handles data-center temperatures and voltages
  • Red jacket enables instant circuit and phase identification in dense racks
  • UL Listed and CSA certified (file E210037) with RoHS compliance

Specifications

TypeExtension Cable
ColorRed
Length3 ft.
Terminal GenderMale to Female
Wire Gauge14 AWG

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Questions about this item

How can I verify the 14 AWG cord is delivering full 15A/250V power after I connect it between my PDU and server?

Check that the red SJT jacket shows no damage, confirm the C14 plug seats firmly in the PDU outlet and the C13 socket locks onto the server cord, then monitor the PDU readout for stable 15A draw without voltage drop.

What comes in the box and is a separate C13-to-wall cord required?

The package contains only the 3 ft red 14 AWG IEC 60320 C14-to-C13 extension cord; you must supply the existing C13-terminated equipment cord that plugs into the female end.

When should I choose this 14 AWG red 3 ft version instead of the 18 AWG or 16 AWG options?

Select the 14 AWG model when your rack gear draws up to 15A — 18 AWG is limited to 10A and 16 AWG to 13A, so the heavier gauge prevents overheating on server and PDU loads.

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