LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD IEC 320 C14 to C13 90° UP Angled Power Adapter 10A 250V
A 90° upward angled IEC 320 C14 to C13 adapter rated 10A 250V for tight spaces behind monitors, PDUs or printers
- Fits tight spaces with 90° upward angled design
- Handles 10A at 250V for reliable power delivery
- Connects IEC 320 C14 to C13 for broad device compatibility
- Suits PDU, UPS, server and peripheral equipment setups
- Check cable exit direction before installation for proper fit
What this adapter does
This IEC 320 C14 to C13 adapter redirects the cable ninety degrees upward. It fits between a male C14 inlet and a female C13 connector on monitors, computers, PDU chassis, printers and similar equipment. The angled body lets you route power cords where a straight plug would hit a wall or rack rail.
Build and daily use
The moulded housing accepts ten amps at two hundred fifty volts, matching standard IEC 320 ratings. Its ninety-degree bend keeps the cable close to the chassis, reducing strain on the port and tidying cable runs in tight server cabinets or behind desks. No tools are needed; the connector seats with a firm push.
Check before ordering
Verify that your device presents a C14 male inlet and that the cable you attach ends in a C13 female plug. Confirm the upward angle matches the clearance above the port; a downward or side exit would need a different adapter. Ensure the ten-amp, two-hundred-fifty-volt rating covers the connected load.
Highlights
- Fits tight spaces with 90° upward angled design
- Handles 10A at 250V for reliable power delivery
- Connects IEC 320 C14 to C13 for broad device compatibility
- Suits PDU, UPS, server and peripheral equipment setups
- Check cable exit direction before installation for proper fit
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the IEC 320 C14 to C13 connection handle in practice?
It carries up to 10 A at 250 V, matching the standard rating for typical monitor, PC and PDU power cords.
How much clearance does the 90° UP angled body need behind the device?
The right-angle moulding sits flush against the panel, so only the depth of the adapter itself is required — no straight-cable bend radius.
How do I fit the adapter without forcing the cable the wrong way?
Check the equipment's C14 inlet orientation first; plug the adapter's C14 male end in so the C13 female socket points upward, then insert the power cord.
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