Cable Leader 3ft NEMA 5-15P to Right Angled C13 14 AWG 15A 125V Black
- Black
- 36" - 40"
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A 6 ft IEC C14 to C5 cloverleaf cord with 18 AWG copper and SJT jacket rated 105C and 300V
This 6 ft IEC C14 to C5 power cord replaces the cloverleaf AC cable on notebooks, laptop adapters, printers and other electronics that use a C5 inlet. It has a grounded 3-prong C14 plug on one end and a standard C5 connector on the other. The cable is built with 18 AWG copper inside an SJT jacket rated for 105C and 300V. Cable Leader backs it with a lifetime warranty.
Installation is a direct swap: unplug the old cord from the power brick or device inlet and connect the C5 end, then plug the C14 end into a C13 outlet or PDU. The connectors are keyed, so they only fit one way. The only common issue is confirming the device actually uses a C5 inlet rather than a C7 or C13 type, which this cord will not fit.
This cord is rated for up to 10 A, making it appropriate for typical laptop power bricks and office peripherals. Builders powering servers, PDUs or higher-draw equipment that need 13 A, 15 A or 20 A should select a heavier-gauge cord instead.
| Brand | GENERIC |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Length | 5 - 10 ft. |
| Connector Number | 2 |
| Wire Gauge | 18 AWG |
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The adapter powers on and charges the notebook normally, with no sparking or overheating at the C5 connector.
One 6 ft black cord with an IEC C14 plug on one end and a C5 cloverleaf connector on the other; no extra parts are required.
18 AWG is rated for up to 10 A and suits light electronics such as laptop adapters and printers; 16 AWG handles 13 A, 14 AWG handles 15 A, and 12 AWG handles 20 A for higher-draw equipment.
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