Cable Leader
Cable Leader 6ft NEMA 5-15P to C19 14 AWG 15A 125V Black Power Cord
Six-foot heavy-duty 14 AWG cord with NEMA 5-15P plug and IEC C19 connector, rated 15A 125V, UL Listed and CSA certified
- TypePower
- ColorBlack
- Length6 Feet
- Terminal GenderMale to Female
- Wire Gauge14 AWG
- Heavy-duty 14 AWG copper handles 15 A server loads
- UL Listed and CSA certified for verified safety compliance
- True 3-wire grounded design with molded strain relief
- 6 ft length reaches rack PDUs or wall outlets
- Universal C19 connector fits PCs, monitors and printers
Connectors and Rating
This 6 ft power cord links a standard NEMA 5-15P wall plug to an IEC 60320 C19 inlet on servers, workstations, PDUs or monitors. The heavy-duty 14 AWG copper construction is rated 15A at 125V with an SJT jacket rated 105C and 300V.
Thermals Noise Power
The cord carries up to 15A continuously without overheating thanks to its 14 AWG conductors and 105C temperature rating. No active cooling or fan is involved, so operation is completely silent. Power draw matches the attached load up to the 15A limit.
Gauge Determines Fit
Choose 14 AWG when the equipment requires up to 15A; 18 AWG only supports 10A, 16 AWG supports 13A, and 12 AWG is needed for 20A circuits. If your device draws more than 15A, this cord is not suitable.
Highlights
- Heavy-duty 14 AWG copper handles 15 A server loads
- UL Listed and CSA certified for verified safety compliance
- True 3-wire grounded design with molded strain relief
- 6 ft length reaches rack PDUs or wall outlets
- Universal C19 connector fits PCs, monitors and printers
Specifications
| Type | Power |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Length | 6 Feet |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Female |
| Wire Gauge | 14 AWG |
Questions about this item
How do I plug the NEMA 5-15P end into a standard wall outlet and the C19 end into my server, and what is the common mistake?
Insert the three-prong 5-15P plug fully into the 125V outlet until the molded body seats, then push the C19 connector straight into the IEC 60320 C19 inlet until it clicks; the step people miss is not pushing the C19 far enough to engage the latch, leaving a loose connection.
What maintenance or replacement will this 14 AWG SJT cord need over time?
Inspect the black SJT jacket and molded strain reliefs periodically for cracks, heat discoloration or bent pins; replace the cord immediately if the insulation is damaged or the ground pin is missing, as the 15A rating depends on an intact three-wire grounded path.
What is the first limit reached when this cord runs at full 15A load continuously?
The 14 AWG copper conductors hit their 15A / 125V ampacity ceiling first; the SJT jacket is rated 105C and 300V, so conductor heating becomes the limiting factor before jacket temperature does.
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