Nippon Labs
Nippon Labs 30POW-10W1-61513-06 14 AWG NEMA 6-15P to C13 6 ft computer power cord
A 6 ft 14 AWG cord with NEMA 6-15P and C13 connectors rated 15A/250V for monitors, computers and other C14 inlet devices
- TypeAC Power Cord
- ColorBlack
- Length6 ft.
- Connector Number2
- Connector DetailNEMA 6-15P to IEC-60320-C13
- SpecificationsConnector A: NEMA 6-15P Connector B: IEC-60320-C13 Conductor
- Reliable power for monitors and PCs with IEC-60320-C14 inlet
- Handles 15A at 250V via NEMA 6-15P plug
- Heavy-duty 14 AWG SJT conductors for safe current delivery
- Fully moulded construction resists wear from daily use
- UL and cUL listed plus RoHS and REACH compliant
NEMA 6-15P to C13 14 AWG cord
This six-foot AC power cord connects equipment with an IEC-60320-C14 inlet to a NEMA 6-15P receptacle rated for 250 V service. The 14 AWG SJT conductors carry up to 15 A, making it suitable for monitors, computers, printers, scanners, TVs and sound systems. UL and cUL listings confirm compliance with North American safety standards. All materials meet RoHS and REACH directives.
Build integration and replacement role
The fully moulded connectors resist strain from repeated insertion cycles in rack or desk environments. It replaces damaged, overused or missing leads without requiring tools or adapter dongles. The C13 end mates directly with the standard C14 inlet found on many power supplies and peripherals. No additional cable management hardware is included in the package.
Thermal, noise and power behaviour
Passive copper conductors generate no audible noise and add negligible heat to the installation. Voltage drop across the six-foot length remains minimal at the rated 15 A load. The SJT jacket withstands typical indoor temperatures without softening or cracking. Power draw is determined entirely by the connected device, not by the cord itself.
Highlights
- Reliable power for monitors and PCs with IEC-60320-C14 inlet
- Handles 15A at 250V via NEMA 6-15P plug
- Heavy-duty 14 AWG SJT conductors for safe current delivery
- Fully moulded construction resists wear from daily use
- UL and cUL listed plus RoHS and REACH compliant
Specifications
| Brand | Nippon Labs |
|---|---|
| Model | 30POW-10W1-61513-06 |
| Type | AC Power Cord |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 6 ft. |
| Connector Number | 2 |
| Connector Detail | NEMA 6-15P to IEC-60320-C13 |
| Specifications | Connector A: NEMA 6-15P Connector B: IEC-60320-C13 Conductor: SJT 14 AWG. x 3C Amp/Voltage Rating: 15A/250V Cable Color: Black Color |
| Wire Gauge | 14 AWG |
| Conductor | SJT 14 AWG. x 3C |
| Features | Typically used for monitors, computers, printers, scanners, TVs, sound systems, and many more devices and appliances that have the IEC-60320-C14 inlet. NEMA 6-15 plug is rated up to 15A/250V for some commercial equipment requiring high voltage. This heavy duty 14 AWG power cord is fully molded for durability. Ideal solution for replacing damaged, overused or missing power cords. UL and cUL listed. All relevant materials are complied with RoHS and REACH directive. |
| Shipping weight | 0.25 kg |
| Package size | 178 × 89 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
Will the 14 AWG conductors overheat if the cord runs at the full 15 A rating for hours?
The SJT 14 AWG construction is rated for 15 A at 250 V, so sustained loads within that limit stay within the cable’s thermal design.
Does the fully moulded NEMA 6-15P to IEC-60320-C13 cord generate noticeable heat or hum when powering a workstation all day?
A passive 14 AWG power cord produces no audible noise and only minimal warmth at rated current, well within normal operating temperature.
What inlet must my equipment already have to accept the IEC-60320-C13 connector on this 6 ft cord?
The device needs a standard IEC-60320-C14 inlet, the rectangular three-pin socket found on most desktop PSUs, monitors and rack gear.
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