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Black 3 ft IEC C20 male to C19 female power extension cord, 12 AWG SJT jacket

Cable Leader

Cable Leader 3ft IEC C20 to C19 12 AWG 20A 250V Black Power Extension Cord

SKU CH-YJWY-CHNQE

A 3 ft heavy-duty 12 AWG extension cord with IEC C20 male to C19 female connectors, rated 20 A at 250 V, UL Listed and CSA certified for server and PDU use

  • ColorBlack
  • Length36" - 40"
  • Connector Number2
  • Wire Gauge12 AWG

Length 3ft

  • Extends C20/C19 power reach without adapters using male C20 to female C19 connectors
  • Heavy-duty 12 AWG copper handles 20A at 250V for server and rack loads
  • SJT jacket rated 105C and 300V protects conductors in demanding environments
  • UL Listed and CSA certified with file E210037 plus RoHS compliant for safety assurance
  • Black jacket enables color-coded circuit and phase tracing in dense rack installations

Extends C20 to C19 power connections

This 3 ft cord adds reach between a rack PDU, UPS or server and an existing C19 cable. The male C20 plug connects to the power source and the female C19 socket accepts your current cord. It is built for server, switch and AV equipment that use the IEC 60320 standard. The black SJT jacket helps identify circuits in a rack.

Plug-and-play with heavy-duty gauge

Installation is a simple male-to-female connection that requires no tools or adapters. The 12 AWG, three-conductor copper cable is rated for 20A at 250V with a 105C, 300V cable rating. The UL Listed and CSA certified construction (file E210037) reduces the risk of loose pins or overheating. Problems only arise if the load exceeds the 20A rating or the connectors are mismatched.

Limited to 20A IEC 60320 circuits

The cord supports continuous loads up to 20A on a 250V circuit, so it cannot serve equipment that draws more current. The fixed 3 ft length restricts placement to adjacent rack units or nearby PDUs. It does not convert voltage or change connector types beyond the C20-to-C19 interface. For longer runs or higher amperage, a different gauge or topology is required.

Highlights

  • Extends C20/C19 power reach without adapters using male C20 to female C19 connectors
  • Heavy-duty 12 AWG copper handles 20A at 250V for server and rack loads
  • SJT jacket rated 105C and 300V protects conductors in demanding environments
  • UL Listed and CSA certified with file E210037 plus RoHS compliant for safety assurance
  • Black jacket enables color-coded circuit and phase tracing in dense rack installations

Specifications

BrandGENERIC
ColorBlack
Length36" - 40"
Connector Number2
Wire Gauge12 AWG

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Questions about this item

How can I confirm the cord is delivering full 20 A / 250 V power after I connect it to my PDU and server?

Verify the equipment powers on normally and check the PDU or UPS load display to see the expected current draw; the UL and CSA listing (file E210037) guarantees the 12 AWG conductors and SJT jacket are rated for 20 A / 250 V continuous use.

What comes in the package and do I need any extra parts to use it with a standard rack PDU?

The box contains one 3 ft black extension cord with a male IEC 60320 C20 plug on one end and a female C19 socket on the other; no adapters or additional cables are required — just plug the C20 into the PDU and your existing C19 cord into the socket.

Which gauge should I choose if my gear draws up to 20 A in a server rack?

Select the 12 AWG version listed here; it is rated for 20 A / 250 V, whereas 14 AWG handles only up to 15 A, 16 AWG up to 13 A, and 18 AWG up to 10 A.

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