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Angled IEC 320 C13 to C20 power adapter with three pins

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SKU CH-452R-14QK2

Angled IEC 320 C13 to C20 adapter converts a C13 inlet to a C20 plug for power supply connections

  • Connects C13 devices to C20 inlets via IEC 320 standard
  • Angled design routes cable neatly inside tight chassis spaces
  • Male AC plug converts power supply output for compatible equipment
  • Three-pin construction maintains grounded connection for safe operation

IEC 320 C13 to C20 angled adapter

This angled adapter converts a standard C13 inlet into a C20 male plug for internal power routing. It suits builders who need to connect a C20-equipped supply or distribution unit to a C13 socket in tight chassis spaces. The compact right-angle shape reduces cable strain and keeps routing tidy near motherboards or drive bays.

Fits C13 inlets and C20 plugs

The adapter bridges IEC 320 3Pin interfaces rated 13 and 20 without extra cabling. It needs a free C13 female socket on the existing lead and a C20 male inlet on the target device. It frees up straight-cable clearance behind power supplies or backplanes where a straight connector would foul adjacent components.

Highlights

  • Connects C13 devices to C20 inlets via IEC 320 standard
  • Angled design routes cable neatly inside tight chassis spaces
  • Male AC plug converts power supply output for compatible equipment
  • Three-pin construction maintains grounded connection for safe operation

Specifications

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Questions about this item

Does the C13-to-C20 angled adapter have a current limit that appears first during sustained use?

The adapter is rated for 13 A on the C13 side and 20 A on the C20 side, so the 13 A C13 connector becomes the limiting factor under continuous load.

How much heat does the IEC 320 C13-to-C20 angled adapter generate when running all day?

As a passive connector with no active components, it produces negligible heat; any warmth comes only from normal resistive losses at the rated 13 A / 20 A contacts.

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