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Cables To Go 10349 computer power cord C20 to C13 250V 14AWG
A 250 V, 14 AWG power cord with a C20 plug and C13 connector for servers or PDUs, fully moulded for durability and TAA compliant
- TypeOthers
- ColorBlack
- Connector Number1
- TAA compliant for regulated deployments
- Fully molded construction resists wear
- 14 AWG conductors handle 250 V loads
- C20 to C13 fits PDU and server gear
- Six-foot length suits rack installations
Ideal for server and PDU connections
This Cables To Go power cord links a server or network device to a PDU in a data centre or wiring closet. The C20 to C13 connectors provide a secure fit for standard equipment power inlets. It is built for professional environments that demand reliable power delivery. Home users needing a standard wall-plug cable will find this connector combination unsuitable.
Sustained load capability
The 14AWG conductor construction supports continuous current flow up to the rated 13 amps at 250 volts. Fully molded strain relief protects the termination points from fatigue during long-term operation. The cord maintains stable performance without degradation under constant demand. It is not designed for loads exceeding the stated electrical rating.
Thermal and power profile
The fully molded design ensures consistent contact resistance, minimising heat generation at the connectors during normal use. No active cooling is required and the cord operates silently. Power draw is determined entirely by the connected device within the 250V 13A limit. The black PVC jacket resists abrasion in dense rack installations.
Highlights
- TAA compliant for regulated deployments
- Fully molded construction resists wear
- 14 AWG conductors handle 250 V loads
- C20 to C13 fits PDU and server gear
- Six-foot length suits rack installations
Specifications
| Brand | Cables To Go |
|---|---|
| Model | 10349 |
| Type | Others |
| Color | Black |
| Connector Number | 1 |
| Shipping weight | 0.33 kg |
| Package size | 432 × 89 × 32 mm |
Questions about this item
Will the 14AWG conductors get hot when the cord runs at 250 V all day?
The 14AWG construction is rated for continuous 250 V service, so heat stays within safe limits during extended use.
What equipment must I already have to plug this C20 to C13 cord in?
You need a device with a C20 inlet and a power source with a C13 outlet, such as a server PSU and a PDU.
Can I keep using my older C13-equipped PDU with this new C20-ended cord?
Yes, the C13 connector fits legacy PDU outlets while the C20 end connects to modern server inlets.
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