SMUGDESK
SMUGDESK IEC320 C14 to Dual C13 Power Adapter 10A 250V
Turns a single IEC320 C14 inlet into two C13 outlets for computers, monitors, TVs, servers, PDUs and UPS units
- One input powers two devices via C14 to dual C13 Y-splitter
- 10A 250V rating with copper core delivers steady AC power
- Compatible with servers, PCs, monitors, TV, PDU, UPS and rackmount gear
- Reinforced PVC shell with strain relief prevents loose connections and cable damage
- Compact lightweight design saves rack space and reduces cable clutter
One-to-two power splitter
The SMUGDESK adapter converts a single IEC320 C14 inlet into two C13 outlets, letting one power source feed two devices. Rated at 10A and 250V, it uses a copper core for stable AC delivery. A reinforced PVC shell with strain relief protects the connections from physical stress. The compact Y-form factor reduces cable clutter in racks, offices or home setups.
Replaces daisy-chained cords
This splitter removes the need to run separate C14 leads for each piece of hardware when a PDU or UPS has limited ports. The upgrade is worthwhile whenever two C13 peripherals sit close enough to share one supply. It also eliminates the loose fit and extra bulk that come from chaining multiple short adapters together.
Suits paired C13 gear
Ideal for administrators powering a server and its monitor, dual monitors, or a switch and a firewall from one UPS outlet. Not suited for installers who need more than two branches, longer reach between devices, or a locking C14 inlet for vibration-prone racks.
Highlights
- One input powers two devices via C14 to dual C13 Y-splitter
- 10A 250V rating with copper core delivers steady AC power
- Compatible with servers, PCs, monitors, TV, PDU, UPS and rackmount gear
- Reinforced PVC shell with strain relief prevents loose connections and cable damage
- Compact lightweight design saves rack space and reduces cable clutter
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the C14 plug fit standard IEC 320 panel sockets on my PDU?
Yes, the C14 male connector matches any IEC 320 C13 inlet rated for 10 A and 250 V.
What is the common mistake when wiring this splitter into a rack?
Exceeding the combined 10 A limit across both C13 outlets trips the upstream breaker.
When should the splitter itself be replaced?
Replace it if the PVC shell cracks, the strain relief tears, or the copper pins show discolouration from heat.
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