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Nippon Labs

Nippon Labs 30POW-10W1-L62013-08 8 ft computer power cord NEMA L6-20P to C13 14 AWG 20A 250V black

SKU CH-JT4W-K7EY3 MPN 30POW-10W1-L62013-08

Eight-foot locking cord connects servers or network gear to an L6-20R outlet with 14 AWG conductors rated for 20 A at 250 V

  • TypePower
  • ColorBlack
  • Length8 ft.
  • Connector Number2
  • Connector DetailNEMA L6-20P to IEC-60320-C13
  • SpecificationsConnector A: NEMA L6-20P Locking Connector B: IEC-60320-C13
  • Secure locking plug prevents accidental disconnects
  • 14 AWG conductors handle 20 A at 250 V
  • Eight-foot length reaches rack PDUs easily
  • Fully moulded strain relief resists daily wear
  • UL and cUL listed for data-centre compliance

Locking NEMA L6-20P connection

This eight-foot power cord terminates in a locking NEMA L6-20P plug and a standard IEC-60320-C13 connector. It is built for network hardware that demands a secure, high-current link to an L6-20R outlet in a data centre or wiring closet. The fully moulded, 14 AWG SJT construction meets UL and cUL listings as well as RoHS and REACH requirements.

Build integration and outlet needs

The cord requires an L6-20R receptacle rated for 20 A at 250 V and a device equipped with a C14 inlet. Its locking plug prevents accidental disconnection during rack maintenance or cable management. The 14 AWG conductors free up capacity for equipment that exceeds the rating of lighter-gauge leads, while the fixed eight-foot length suits typical rack-to-PDU runs.

Sustained-load behaviour

Rated for a continuous 20 A at 250 V, the 14 AWG SJT cable handles prolonged high-current draw without the voltage drop seen on thinner cords. The locking mechanism maintains full contact resistance over time, reducing heat at the outlet interface. UL and cUL certification confirms the assembly withstands extended operation at its marked ratings.

Highlights

  • Secure locking plug prevents accidental disconnects
  • 14 AWG conductors handle 20 A at 250 V
  • Eight-foot length reaches rack PDUs easily
  • Fully moulded strain relief resists daily wear
  • UL and cUL listed for data-centre compliance

Specifications

BrandNippon Labs
Model30POW-10W1-L62013-08
TypePower
ColorBlack
Length8 ft.
Connector Number2
Connector DetailNEMA L6-20P to IEC-60320-C13
SpecificationsConnector A: NEMA L6-20P Locking
Connector B: IEC-60320-C13
Conductor: SJT 14 AWG. x 3C
Amp/Voltage Rating: 20A/250V
Wire Gauge14 AWG
ConductorSJT 14 AWG. x 3C
FeaturesHigh voltage NEMA L6-20P to C13 power cord is designed for connecting network devices that require higher-rated or heavier-gauge cabling to L6-20R wall outlet in a data center or network wiring closet.
The NEMA L6-20P locking connector allows it to be securely plugged into the power outlet for important equipment.
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 weight0.32 kg
Package size191 × 89 × 25 mm

Questions about this item

How many amps can the 14 AWG conductors carry continuously before the cord becomes the limiting factor?

The cord is rated for 20 A at 250 V, so the 14 AWG SJT conductors are the limiting factor at that current level.

Does the locking NEMA L6-20P plug run hotter or draw more power than a standard plug during all-day operation?

The locking mechanism does not change electrical resistance; heat and power draw depend only on the connected load, not the plug style.

What outlet must already be installed for this cord to connect a C13-equipped device?

A NEMA L6-20R receptacle is required to accept the L6-20P locking plug on this cord.

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