Monoprice Inc.
Monoprice Inc. 133558 18AWG computer power cord 2ft Red NEMA 5-15P to IEC 60320 C13 10A
Red 18AWG cable connects computers, servers or laser printers with a C14 inlet to a NEMA 5-15P wall outlet, UPS or PDU
- TypeOthers
- ColorRed
- Connector Number2
- Standard US wall-outlet power for computers and servers
- NEMA 5-15P plug fits common AC sockets
- IEC 60320 C13 connector mates with C14 device inlets
- 18 AWG conductors rated for 10 A current draw
- Two-foot red cord keeps short runs tidy
Red 18AWG power cord for C14 devices
This 2ft cable carries a NEMA 5-15P plug on one end and an IEC 60320 C13 connector on the other. It is rated for 10A and suits computers, monitors, power adapters, servers and laser printers that present a male C14 panel inlet. The red jacket makes the lead easy to identify in a busy rack or desk setup.
Replaces the standard manufacturer cord
Use it when the supplied cable is too short, damaged or the wrong colour for cable-management schemes. The 18AWG conductors handle the same 10A load as the original lead, so the swap is a direct like-for-like upgrade. It is not for buyers who need a longer reach, a higher current rating or a different plug standard.
Simple push-fit installation
Mate the female C13 end onto the device’s C14 inlet until it clicks, then insert the NEMA 5-15P plug into a US wall outlet, UPS or PDU. The only common error is forcing the C13 the wrong way round; the keyed shape prevents a reversed fit if you align the flat side first. No tools or configuration are required.
Highlights
- Standard US wall-outlet power for computers and servers
- NEMA 5-15P plug fits common AC sockets
- IEC 60320 C13 connector mates with C14 device inlets
- 18 AWG conductors rated for 10 A current draw
- Two-foot red cord keeps short runs tidy
Specifications
| Brand | Monoprice |
|---|---|
| Model | 133558 |
| Type | Others |
| Color | Red |
| Connector Number | 2 |
Questions about this item
Does the C13 connector on this cord fit a standard C14 inlet on a PC power supply?
Yes — the IEC 60320 C13 female end mates directly with the male C14 panel connector found on most computer power supplies and monitors.
Is there a locking mechanism or screw-down step when plugging the C13 end into a C14 inlet?
No — the C13 slides straight onto the C14 pins; the only step people miss is pushing it fully home until the latch clicks.
How often should an 18 AWG cord rated for 10 A be inspected or replaced in normal desktop use?
Check the jacket and connectors once a year; replace the cord if you see cracking, discoloration, or a loose fit on the C14 inlet.
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