Cable Leader
Cable Leader 5 ft IEC C14 to C13 Power Extension Cord 16 AWG 13A 250V Black
Extends C14 to C13 power connections by five feet with 16 AWG, 13A, 250V SJT cable, UL Listed and CSA certified
- ColorBlack
- Length5 - 10 ft.
- Connector Number2
- Wire Gauge16 AWG
- Extends C14-to-C13 reach without extra adapters
- 16 AWG copper handles 13 A at 250 V
- SJT jacket rated 105 °C and 300 V
- UL Listed and CSA certified, file E210037
- Black jacket simplifies rack circuit identification
Cable Leader 5 ft C14 to C13 Extension
This 5 ft power extension cord adds reach between a C14 inlet on a PDU, UPS or server and an existing C13 power cord. It uses a male IEC 60320 C14 plug and a female C13 socket to bridge the gap without adapters. The black SJT jacket helps identify circuits in a rack.
Suits rack builds needing extra length
Installers who need a longer C14 to C13 run for servers, switches or AV gear will find the 16 AWG, 13A / 250V rating suitable for typical rack loads. Buyers who need a heavier gauge for 15A or 20A equipment should look at 14 AWG or 12 AWG cords instead.
Fits standard IEC 60320 rack power chains
The cord plugs directly into a C14 outlet on a PDU or UPS and accepts any standard C13 connector from your device. Its UL Listed and CSA certified construction (file E210037) meets data-centre safety requirements. The 105C / 300V cable rating handles normal operating temperatures.
Highlights
- Extends C14-to-C13 reach without extra adapters
- 16 AWG copper handles 13 A at 250 V
- SJT jacket rated 105 °C and 300 V
- UL Listed and CSA certified, file E210037
- Black jacket simplifies rack circuit identification
Specifications
| Brand | GENERIC |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Length | 5 - 10 ft. |
| Connector Number | 2 |
| Wire Gauge | 16 AWG |
Questions about this item
What must my equipment already have to use this IEC 60320 C14-to-C13 extension?
Your power source needs a C13 outlet — typical on PDUs and UPS units — and your device cord must end in a C14 plug so it seats in the female C13 socket on this cord.
Will the 16 AWG, 13A rating still protect my older 18 AWG, 10A cords if I chain them?
The extension is rated for 13A at 250V, so it will not limit an 18 AWG cord rated for 10A; the lower-rated cord remains the bottleneck and its own fuse or breaker governs safety.
How can I confirm the cord is carrying power correctly after I plug it in?
The connected server, switch or AV gear powers on normally; the SJT jacket stays cool to the touch under load and the UL/CSA markings (file E210037) verify the build meets the 105C, 300V cable rating.
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