Monoprice Inc.
Monoprice 127293 4.00 ft 18AWG Power Extension Cord C14 to C13 10A
Extends a C13 power cable by 4.00 ft using an 18AWG cord rated for 10A with IEC 60320 C14 to C13 connectors
- TypeOthers
- ColorBlack
- Length4.00 ft.
- Connector Number2
- 4 ft length gives flexible placement between devices
- 18 AWG conductors handle 10 A for safe power delivery
- C14 to C13 connectors link monitor to PSU directly
- Frees a wall outlet by daisy-chaining equipment
- Black jacket blends into rack or desk setups
Power extension for C13 devices
This four-foot cord carries a male IEC 60320 C14 plug on one end and a female IEC 60320 C13 connector on the other. It lets you power a monitor or similar device from a PC power-supply outlet or extend an existing C13 cable run. The 18 AWG conductors are rated for 10 A at typical mains voltage.
C14-to-C13 wiring saves an outlet
The male C14 plugs into a C13 panel socket on a computer PSU while the female C13 accepts the monitor's C14 inlet, removing the need for a separate wall socket. No extra software or adapters are bundled; the cord itself is the complete accessory.
Plug-and-play with standard IEC sockets
Installation is a simple push-fit into any compliant C13 or C14 socket — no tools required. The only common issue is attempting to mate the connectors with non-IEC inlets or exceeding the 10 A rating, which the cord does not support.
Highlights
- 4 ft length gives flexible placement between devices
- 18 AWG conductors handle 10 A for safe power delivery
- C14 to C13 connectors link monitor to PSU directly
- Frees a wall outlet by daisy-chaining equipment
- Black jacket blends into rack or desk setups
Specifications
| Brand | Monoprice |
|---|---|
| Model | 127293 |
| Type | Others |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 4.00 ft. |
| Connector Number | 2 |
Questions about this item
Will the 18AWG conductors or the C13/C14 connectors need replacement after years of daily use?
The 18AWG cable is rated for 10 A continuous current; the IEC 60320 C13 and C14 connectors are moulded and not user-serviceable, so the whole cord would be replaced if damage appears.
What thermal or current limit is reached first when the cord runs at full 10 A load for hours?
The 10 A rating of the 18AWG conductors is the limiting factor; sustained loads above 10 A will cause the cable to exceed its safe temperature rise.
How warm does the 4.00 ft cord get and does it emit any noise when powering a monitor all day?
The passive 18AWG cord produces no audible noise; at 10 A it will become slightly warm to the touch, which is normal for its gauge and length.
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