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Nippon Labs

Nippon Labs 30P-10W1-1419-03-GN computer power cord C14 to C19 14 AWG 3 ft green

SKU CH-E693-ER8XE MPN 30P-10W1-1419-03-GN

Connects a C19 device to a C14 PDU or UPS with a 3 ft, 14 AWG green cord for easy identification

  • TypePower
  • ColorGreen
  • Length3 ft.
  • Connector Number2
  • Connector DetailIEC-60320-C14 to IEC-60320-C19
  • SpecificationsConnector A: IEC-60320-C14 Connector B: IEC-60320-C19 Conduc
  • Connects C19 equipment to a C14 PDU or UPS using IEC-60320-C14 and IEC-60320-C19 ends
  • Extends an existing power run by 3 ft for flexible rack placement
  • Heavy-duty 14 AWG conductors rated 15A at 250V for reliable server power
  • Fully moulded strain relief on both connectors resists damage in dense installations
  • Green jacket enables quick visual identification in high-density data environments

3 ft green C14 to C19 power cord

This 3 ft green power cord connects a C19 receptacle on a server or computer to a C14 outlet on a PDU or UPS. The 14 AWG SJT conductors are rated for 15 A at 250 V and are fully moulded for durability. The green jacket allows quick visual identification in dense rack environments. UL and cUL listed, with RoHS and REACH compliant materials.

Suits rack builds needing a short coloured link

Installers extending a C19 device to a nearby C14 power source will find the 3 ft length tidy and the green colour useful for circuit tracing. Builds that require a longer reach between cabinet and power strip cannot use this cord. Buyers needing a different connector pairing or a non-green jacket must select another model.

14 AWG rating supports 15 A at 250 V

The 14 AWG conductor size determines the safe current capacity for high-draw servers and network gear. If the connected equipment demands more than 15 A, this cord is not adequate. Verify the device nameplate before installation.

Highlights

  • Connects C19 equipment to a C14 PDU or UPS using IEC-60320-C14 and IEC-60320-C19 ends
  • Extends an existing power run by 3 ft for flexible rack placement
  • Heavy-duty 14 AWG conductors rated 15A at 250V for reliable server power
  • Fully moulded strain relief on both connectors resists damage in dense installations
  • Green jacket enables quick visual identification in high-density data environments

Specifications

BrandNippon Labs
Model30P-10W1-1419-03-GN
TypePower
ColorGreen
Length3 ft.
Connector Number2
Connector DetailIEC-60320-C14 to IEC-60320-C19
SpecificationsConnector A: IEC-60320-C14
Connector B: IEC-60320-C19
Conductor: UL SJT 14 AWG. x 3C
Wire Gauge14 AWG
ConductorUL SJT 14 AWG. x 3C
FeaturesConnect C19 receptacle to computer, server or other devices and plug C14 connector into a PDU or UPS in a data center.
Extend the length of an existing power cord for more flexibility.
This heavy duty 14 AWG power cord is fully molded for durability.
Colored cord is designed for easy identification in a high density data environment.
UL and cUL listed.
All relevant materials are complied with RoHS and REACH directive.
Shipping weight0.16 kg
Package size127 × 51 × 25 mm

Questions about this item

Does the 14 AWG conductor generate noticeable heat when running a 15 A load continuously?

The 14 AWG SJT conductor is rated for 15 A at 250 V, so it stays within safe temperature limits during continuous full-load operation.

Which devices must already have C19 and C14 inlets for this cord to work without adapters?

The server or computer needs a C19 inlet and the PDU or UPS needs a C14 outlet to connect directly.

Will the green SJT jacket stay flexible when routed beside older 10 AWG cables in a dense rack?

The fully molded SJT jacket remains flexible for routing alongside thicker cables in high-density installations.

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