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SMUGDESK 1FT C14 Male to Dual NEMA 515R Female Y-Splitter Power Cable
Converts a C14 rack PDU port into two standard US outlets for powering peripherals inside server cabinets
- Converts C14 PDU port to dual US outlets
- Heavy-gauge copper core delivers stable current to equipment
- Compact 1-foot length reduces cable clutter in racks
- Molded strain-relief connectors withstand repeated plugging stress
- Plug-and-play setup needs no drivers or configuration
Power Splitter for Rack PDUs
This 1FT C14 male to dual NEMA 515R female Y-splitter cable converts a single rack PDU output into two standard US AC receptacles. It enables powering common peripherals directly from rackmount power infrastructure inside server cabinets.
Heavy-Duty Build for Dense Racks
Heavy-gauge copper conductors and molded strain-relief connectors ensure stable current delivery and resist wear from repeated insertion. The compact one-foot length reduces cable clutter and supports clean routing within tight cabinet spaces.
Expands US Outlets from C14 Ports
Replaces improvised adapters or long cords when adding US-standard devices to IEC C14 PDU ports. The jump is worth it when cabinet space is limited and a tidy, plug-and-play branch is required for lab gear or peripheral expansion.
Highlights
- Converts C14 PDU port to dual US outlets
- Heavy-gauge copper core delivers stable current to equipment
- Compact 1-foot length reduces cable clutter in racks
- Molded strain-relief connectors withstand repeated plugging stress
- Plug-and-play setup needs no drivers or configuration
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the C14 input connect to and what does each 515R outlet deliver?
The C14 male plug inserts into a rack PDU C14 port and each 515R female socket supplies standard North American AC power to US-spec peripherals.
What clearance does the 1-foot Y-splitter need inside a server rack?
The short 1-foot length is designed to fit tight cabinet space and minimises surplus cable that would otherwise tangle in dense rack environments.
How do I install it and what common mistake should I avoid?
Plug the C14 end into the PDU outlet and attach devices to the two 515R sockets; never exceed the cable's rated current or reverse-feed power from a wall socket into the PDU.
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