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Nippon Labs

Nippon Labs 30POW-10W1-C1520-01 14 AWG C15 to C20 1 ft computer power cord

SKU CH-M4QE-ANB6K MPN 30POW-10W1-C1520-01

Connects high-temperature network hardware to a PDU or UPS with a C20 inlet using a 1 ft 14 AWG SJT cord with C15 to C20 connectors

  • TypePower Cord
  • ColorBlack
  • Length1 Foot
  • Connector Number2
  • Connector DetailIEC-60320-C15 to IEC-60320-C20
  • SpecificationsConnector A: IEC-60320-C15 Connector B: IEC-60320-C20 Conduc
  • Connects high-temperature equipment to C20 PDU or UPS in data centres
  • C15 connector fits both C16 and C14 inlets for flexible compatibility
  • Heavy-duty 14 AWG SJT conductors rated 15A at 300V for reliable power delivery
  • Fully moulded construction resists wear in demanding rack environments
  • UL and cUL listed with RoHS and REACH compliant materials

Power cord for high-temperature data-centre gear

This one-foot cable connects equipment that uses a C15 inlet to a PDU or UPS fitted with a C20 outlet. The 14 AWG conductors are rated at 15 amps and 300 volts for reliable power delivery in demanding environments. The C15 plug also fits C16 and C14 inlets, giving flexibility when matching existing rack hardware. It is built for network devices and other high-temperature equipment in data-centre installations.

Fully moulded UL SJT construction

The cord uses UL-listed SJT 14 AWG three-conductor wire with fully moulded connectors for mechanical durability. Both UL and cUL listings confirm compliance with North American safety standards. Materials meet RoHS and REACH directives, so the cable suits regulated deployments. The black jacket keeps cable management tidy in dense rack rows.

Replaces lighter or shorter leads in C20-fed racks

The heavy-duty 14 AWG gauge upgrades from thinner cords that cannot sustain 15 A continuous loads. The one-foot length suits adjacent PDU-to-device runs but will not span wider cabinet gaps. Buyers who need longer reach or a different inlet type should select another cable. The jump is worth it when the existing lead is undersized for the connected load.

Highlights

  • Connects high-temperature equipment to C20 PDU or UPS in data centres
  • C15 connector fits both C16 and C14 inlets for flexible compatibility
  • Heavy-duty 14 AWG SJT conductors rated 15A at 300V for reliable power delivery
  • Fully moulded construction resists wear in demanding rack environments
  • UL and cUL listed with RoHS and REACH compliant materials

Specifications

BrandNippon Labs
Model30POW-10W1-C1520-01
TypePower Cord
ColorBlack
Length1 Foot
Connector Number2
Connector DetailIEC-60320-C15 to IEC-60320-C20
SpecificationsConnector A: IEC-60320-C15
Connector B: IEC-60320-C20
Conductor: UL SJT 14 AWG. x 3C
Wire Gauge14 AWG
ConductorUL SJT 14 AWG. x 3C
FeaturesConnect network hardware or other high-temperature equipment to a PDU or UPS with C20 type input in a data center.
IEC320 C15 connector can fit into both C16 and C14 inlets.
This heavy duty 14 AWG power cord is fully molded for durability.
UL and cUL listed.
All relevant materials are complied with RoHS and REACH directive.
Shipping weight0.09 kg
Package size254 × 127 × 38 mm

Questions about this item

What current and voltage does the IEC-60320-C15 to C20 cord support?

The 14 AWG SJT cable is rated for 15 A at 300 V, matching the C20 inlet specification.

Will the C15 plug fit both C16 and C14 inlets on my equipment?

Yes, the IEC-60320-C15 connector is keyed to mate with either a C16 or a C14 inlet.

How do I install the cord without straining the moulded ends?

Route the 1 ft length so the moulded C15 and C20 bodies sit straight in their inlets; avoid sharp bends right at the connectors.

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