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Two black IEC320 C14 male to C5 female power cables

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Ruth's sister 2pcs C14 to C5 10A 250V internal power cable

SKU CH-YHFQ-MFCMA

Two black copper cables adapt a C14 inlet to a C5 connector at 10 A and 250 V for UPS or PDU use

  • Connects C14 equipment to C5 devices
  • Rated 10 A at 250 V for safe power delivery
  • Two cables included for spare or dual use
  • IEC 320 compliant connectors ensure reliable fit

Two-piece C14-to-C5 power leads

This pair of internal cables connects a standard IEC320 C14 male inlet to a C5 female outlet. Each lead is rated for 10 A at 250 V and uses copper conductors for reliable power delivery. The set includes two identical cables for redundant or dual-device setups.

Suited for UPS, PDU or APC equipment needing a C5

Builders who require a different connector type, a higher current rating or a single cable should consider other options. The fixed length and specific IEC320 C14-to-C5 pinout limit use to matching inlet and outlet configurations.

Highlights

  • Connects C14 equipment to C5 devices
  • Rated 10 A at 250 V for safe power delivery
  • Two cables included for spare or dual use
  • IEC 320 compliant connectors ensure reliable fit

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What current limit applies when the C14 to C5 cable runs continuously at full load?

The cable is rated for 10 A continuous current, so sustained draw above that will exceed its specification.

How much heat does the copper conductor generate during all-day operation at rated load?

At 10 A the copper produces normal resistive heat for a 250 V IEC 320 cable; no additional cooling is required beyond typical chassis airflow.

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