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Black 4-foot power cord with NEMA 5-15P plug and C13 connector, SJT jacket

Cable Leader

Cable Leader 4ft NEMA 5-15P to C13 Power Cord 18 AWG 10A 125V Black

SKU CH-83XR-MXDGH

A four-foot grounded cord with a NEMA 5-15P plug and IEC C13 connector, rated 10 amps at 125 volts using 18 AWG SJT cable, UL Listed and CSA certified

  • Length4 feet
  • Connector DetailFemale-to-Male
  • SpecificationsVoltage: 125.00 volts; Current: 10 amps; Weight: 0.60 lb; Co

Length 4ft

Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.

  • 4 ft length reaches desktop gear from wall outlet
  • 18 AWG copper handles 10 A at 125 V for PCs and monitors
  • SJT jacket rated 105 °C / 300 V resists heat and wear
  • Fully grounded 3-wire design with molded strain relief protects connections
  • UL Listed and CSA certified (file 210037) plus RoHS compliant for safety

Purpose and Compatibility

This 4 ft power cord links a NEMA 5-15P wall outlet or power strip to any device with an IEC 60320 C13 inlet. It suits desktop PCs, monitors, printers, servers and other low-draw equipment that requires a grounded connection. The 18 AWG copper conductors are rated for 10 A at 125 V, making the cord appropriate for typical office and home peripherals. Buyers needing higher current capacity for heavy-duty servers or 20 A PDUs should select a thicker gauge instead.

Construction and Safety

The cord uses SJT-jacketed 3-conductor grounded copper rated 105 °C and 300 V, with fully molded connectors and strain relief for durability. It carries UL Listing and CSA certification under file E210037 and meets RoHS substance restrictions. The true 3-wire grounded design ensures proper earthing for connected equipment. No active cooling or moving parts are present, so the cable operates silently and without power draw of its own.

Continuous Operation

Under sustained load the 18 AWG conductors remain within their 10 A rating, and the 105 °C jacket temperature limit provides margin for warm environments such as server racks or enclosed power strips. Voltage drop over the 4 ft length is minimal for typical computer and monitor loads. The molded strain relief resists fatigue from repeated insertion cycles. The cord is not rated for currents above 10 A, so it must not be used with equipment that draws 13 A, 15 A or 20 A continuously.

Highlights

  • 4 ft length reaches desktop gear from wall outlet
  • 18 AWG copper handles 10 A at 125 V for PCs and monitors
  • SJT jacket rated 105 °C / 300 V resists heat and wear
  • Fully grounded 3-wire design with molded strain relief protects connections
  • UL Listed and CSA certified (file 210037) plus RoHS compliant for safety

Specifications

BrandCable Leader
Length4 feet
Connector DetailFemale-to-Male
SpecificationsVoltage: 125.00 volts; Current: 10 amps; Weight: 0.60 lb; Connector: Female-to-Male; UL Listed: true

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Questions about this item

How do I install the NEMA 5-15P to C13 cord and what step do people miss?

Plug the 5-15P end into a 125V outlet and the C13 end into the IEC 60320 inlet; the step often missed is confirming the device draws no more than 10A so the 18 AWG SJT cable stays within its rating.

What maintenance or replacement will this cord need later?

No routine maintenance is required; replace the cord if the SJT jacket shows cuts, the molded strain relief cracks, or the ground pin becomes loose — any of which breaks the UL Listed safety certification.

What limit appears first under sustained use?

The 10A / 125V rating of the 18 AWG conductors is the first limit; continuous loads above 10 amps will overheat the copper before the 105°C / 300V jacket reaches its thermal ceiling.

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