Eaton
Eaton C13 to P-Lock C14 Power Cords 14 AWG 15A 250V Black 6 Pack
Six heavy-duty 14 AWG cords with C13 to P-Lock C14 connectors rated 15A 250V, each .9 m long
- Wire Gauge14 AWG
- Heavy-duty 14 AWG wire handles 15 A continuous load
- Secure P-Lock C14 plug resists accidental disconnection in racks
- 250 V rating suits high-voltage PDU distributions
- Six 3 ft cords in one pack for multi-device deployments
Heavy-duty 14 AWG power cords for PDU deployments
This six-pack of Eaton Tripp Lite Series cords connects C13 equipment inlets to P-Lock C14 outlets on power distribution units. Each cord uses 14 AWG conductors rated for 15 A at 250 V and measures 0.9 m in length. The black jacket suits standard rack aesthetics and the locking C14 plug resists accidental disconnection in dense installations.
Passive cables generate no heat
Because these are simple copper conductors with moulded connectors, they add no audible noise, no active cooling requirement and no electrical load beyond the attached devices. The 14 AWG gauge keeps resistive loss low for the rated 15 A service, and the P-Lock mechanism maintains secure contact without extra retention hardware.
Highlights
- Heavy-duty 14 AWG wire handles 15 A continuous load
- Secure P-Lock C14 plug resists accidental disconnection in racks
- 250 V rating suits high-voltage PDU distributions
- Six 3 ft cords in one pack for multi-device deployments
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Wire Gauge | 14 AWG |
| Shipping weight | 1.23 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the C13 end to the PDU and the P-Lock C14 end to my server, and which step is often missed?
Plug the C13 connector into the PDU outlet, then insert the P-Lock C14 plug into the equipment inlet and push until the locking tab clicks; the step often missed is not pressing far enough to engage the lock.
What maintenance will these 14 AWG cords need over time?
Inspect the black jacket and both connectors periodically for cracks, discoloration or loose pins; replace any cord that shows damage or no longer locks securely.
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