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SMUGDESK 1FT IEC C14 Male to Dual C13 Female YSplitter Power Cable
A 1-foot Y-splitter converts one IEC C14 inlet into two C13 outlets for rack power distribution
- Converts one C14 port into two C13 outlets
- Short 1-foot length keeps rack wiring tidy
- Heavy-duty copper conductors deliver stable AC current
- Molded connectors withstand frequent plugging in dense cabinets
- Plug-and-play design needs no driver or configuration
Rack PDU Port Expansion
This 1FT IEC C14 male to dual C13 female Y-splitter converts a single rack PDU outlet into two independent power connections for servers, switches and storage arrays. It is built for IT administrators who need immediate port density inside a cabinet without adding another power strip. Installers who require a longer reach or a different inlet type will not be served by this fixed-length splitter.
Continuous Load Current Delivery
Heavy-gauge copper conductors maintain stable AC transmission while rack-mounted equipment runs around the clock. The molded housing resists heat buildup during sustained operation, provided the total draw stays within the splitter's rated limit. Exceeding that rating will cause overheating and creates a safety hazard in a densely populated rack.
Tool-Free Cabinet Integration
The short 1-foot cable reduces slack that can snag on rails or block airflow, and the reinforced connectors survive repeated insertion cycles during maintenance windows. No software or configuration is required — simply plug the C14 end into the PDU and attach two C13 devices. Remember that this unit accepts only a C14 inlet; it cannot be connected directly to a wall socket.
Highlights
- Converts one C14 port into two C13 outlets
- Short 1-foot length keeps rack wiring tidy
- Heavy-duty copper conductors deliver stable AC current
- Molded connectors withstand frequent plugging in dense cabinets
- Plug-and-play design needs no driver or configuration
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 1‑foot Y‑splitter cable add noticeable heat when powering two rack devices continuously?
Heavy‑gauge copper conductors carry the rated AC current steadily, so the short splitter runs cool under normal load as long as the combined draw stays within the cable’s rating.
What connectors must my PDU and servers already have to use this C14‑to‑dual‑C13 splitter?
The PDU or UPS needs a C13 outlet to accept the C14 plug, and each server or switch must provide a C14 inlet for the two C13 sockets.
Can I keep using older rack gear that only has C13 inlets with this new splitter?
No — the splitter’s outputs are C13 sockets, so they mate with C14 inlets; equipment with C13 inlets would require a different adapter.
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