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Black IEC 320 C14 to C7 power adapter with three-pin to two-pin connectors

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Ruth's sister IEC 320 C14 to C7 internal power cable

SKU CH-0B25-D7SPW

An internal power adapter converting an IEC 320 C14 inlet to a C7 socket for two-pin devices

  • Connects C14 inlet to C7 device using IEC 320 standard
  • Converts three-pin C13 socket to two-pin C7 plug format
  • New adapter ensures reliable AC power delivery inside chassis
  • Compact internal cable design fits tight component spaces

IEC 320 C14 to C7 adapter

This IEC 320 C14 to C7 adapter converts a three-pin C13 or C14 inlet to a two-pin C7 connector. It lets devices with a figure-8 power input draw from a standard IEC 320 C14 source inside a chassis or rack. The unit is new and intended for internal cable routing.

Capacity and headroom

The adapter handles the current rating of the connected C7 equipment and the IEC 320 C14 supply. It runs out when the load exceeds the C7 device specification or when a three-pin earth connection is required by the attached hardware.

Highlights

  • Connects C14 inlet to C7 device using IEC 320 standard
  • Converts three-pin C13 socket to two-pin C7 plug format
  • New adapter ensures reliable AC power delivery inside chassis
  • Compact internal cable design fits tight component spaces

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the C14 plug on this adapter fit the IEC 320 socket on my existing PSU?

Yes, the C14 male connector is built to the IEC 320 standard and mates directly with any IEC 320 C13 outlet on your power supply.

How can I confirm the adapter is passing power correctly after I connect it?

The device you power — such as a laptop brick or monitor — should turn on normally; if it stays off, reseat both the C14 and C7 ends and check the source outlet.

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