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Blue 8 ft heavy-duty power extension cord with male C14 to female C13 connectors

Cable Leader

Cable Leader 8ft IEC C14 to C13 Heavy Duty Power Extension Cord 14 AWG 15A 250V Blue

SKU CH-ANRR-FBR15

Extends C14/C13 power connections by 8 ft with heavy-duty 14 AWG, 15A/250V SJT copper and UL/CSA certification for server racks

  • TypeExtension Cable
  • ColorBlue
  • Length8 ft.
  • Terminal GenderMale to Female
  • Wire Gauge14 AWG

Length 8ft

Color Blue

  • Adds reach between PDU and equipment with male C14 to female C13 connectors
  • Heavy-duty 14 AWG copper handles 15 A at 250 V for server loads
  • SJT jacket rated 105 °C and 300 V withstands data-centre heat
  • Blue jacket enables quick circuit and phase tracing in the rack
  • UL Listed and CSA certified (file E210037) with RoHS compliance

8 ft C14-to-C13 extension for rack power

This 8 ft heavy-duty extension cord adds reach between a rack PDU, UPS or server power inlet and your existing C13 cord. The male C14 plug connects to the power source while the female C13 socket accepts the equipment cable, eliminating the need for an adapter. The blue SJT jacket helps identify circuits at a glance in dense rack environments. It is built for new server, switch and AV gear deployments.

Practical limits of the C14/C13 interface

The IEC 60320 C14/C13 connection is rated for 15 A at 250 V, so the cord must not be used on circuits that exceed this current. The 14 AWG copper conductors and SJT insulation are rated 105 °C and 300 V, which supports continuous server and data-centre loads within the connector rating. UL Listing and CSA certification (file E210037) confirm compliance for rack-mounted IT equipment. Builders who need 20 A circuits must select 12 AWG cable instead.

14 AWG gauge decides suitability for 15 A loads

The single specification that determines whether this cord fits the application is the 14 AWG conductor size, rated for up to 15 A. Lighter 16 AWG or 18 AWG cords are limited to 13 A and 10 A respectively and would be undersized for full-rated C14/C13 server loads. If the connected equipment draws 15 A continuously, this gauge is the minimum required; lower gauges would overheat and violate the connector rating.

Highlights

  • Adds reach between PDU and equipment with male C14 to female C13 connectors
  • Heavy-duty 14 AWG copper handles 15 A at 250 V for server loads
  • SJT jacket rated 105 °C and 300 V withstands data-centre heat
  • Blue jacket enables quick circuit and phase tracing in the rack
  • UL Listed and CSA certified (file E210037) with RoHS compliance

Specifications

TypeExtension Cable
ColorBlue
Length8 ft.
Terminal GenderMale to Female
Wire Gauge14 AWG

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Questions about this item

Which gauge should I pick for a server rack PDU jumper?

The 14 AWG rating supports up to 15A at 250V, making it suitable for server, PDU and higher-draw equipment in a rack.

What does the 15A / 250V rating mean when the cord is plugged into a live PDU?

It means the 14 AWG SJT cable with 105C / 300V insulation can continuously carry 15 amps at up to 250 volts without overheating.

How does the IEC 60320 C14 to C13 interface limit what I can connect?

The male C14 plug fits standard rack PDUs and UPS outlets, while the female C13 socket accepts matching server, switch or AV power cords — no other connector types will mate.

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