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SMUGDESK 1FT IEC C14 Male to 2×C15 Female Y-Splitter Power Cord
A 1-foot Y-splitter converts one C14 inlet into two C15 outlets for dense rack power distribution
- Splits one C14 inlet into two C15 outlets for dual-device power
- 1 ft length keeps rack cabling tidy and organised
- Heavy-gauge copper conductors deliver stable AC power under load
- Fire-retardant jacket withstands heat inside enclosed cabinets
- IEC-standard connectors lock securely to resist vibration disconnects
Rack power density
This 1FT IEC C14 male to dual C15 female Y-splitter converts a single PDU outlet into two high-temperature inlets, letting rackmount servers, switches and industrial supplies share one power port in tight cabinet space. The short length keeps internal wiring neat and avoids excess slack.
Thermal stability under load
Heavy-gauge copper conductors and a fire-retardant jacket maintain reliable AC delivery inside closed cabinets where heat builds steadily, while standard IEC connectors lock firmly against vibration-induced contact loss. The assembly is rated for continuous operation at the connector specifications.
Upgrade from single-outlet cords
Replaces individual C14-to-C15 leads when outlet count is the bottleneck, doubling device support without adding PDU hardware. The jump is worth it only for gear fitted with C15 inlets; equipment using other inlet types cannot connect.
Highlights
- Splits one C14 inlet into two C15 outlets for dual-device power
- 1 ft length keeps rack cabling tidy and organised
- Heavy-gauge copper conductors deliver stable AC power under load
- Fire-retardant jacket withstands heat inside enclosed cabinets
- IEC-standard connectors lock securely to resist vibration disconnects
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 1 ft length and fire-retardant jacket keep heat buildup low inside a closed rack?
The short 1 ft cord reduces clutter and the fire-retardant jacket is rated for enclosed cabinet temperatures, helping maintain stable power delivery.
What inlets must my equipment already have to plug into the two female ends?
Both devices need IEC C15 inlets; the splitter provides two C15 female connectors for that purpose.
Can I run a C14-inlet device and a C15-inlet device together from this splitter?
No, the splitter only offers two C15 female outputs, so every connected device must accept a C15 plug.
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