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STARTECH 6.6ft Heavy Duty Power Cord NEMA 5-15P to Locking C13 14AWG
Heavy-duty 6.6 ft power cord with locking C13 connector, 14 AWG copper conductors, UL listed and rated for 125 V 15 A
- Heavy-duty 14 AWG copper wiring tested for continuity and reliability
- Locking IEC 60320 C13 connector prevents accidental disconnection
- UL Listed with UL62 and UL817 compliance for certified safety
- VW-1 flame-rated jacket meets strict fire-resistance standards
- REACH and RoHS compliant materials reduce environmental impact
Power cord with locking C13 connector
This heavy-duty cable connects a standard NEMA 5-15P wall outlet to equipment fitted with a locking IEC 60320 C13 inlet. The 14 AWG copper conductors carry up to 15 A at 125 V and are UL listed to UL62 and UL817 standards. VW-1 flame-rated jacket and REACH and RoHS compliance complete the safety profile.
Suitable for servers and rack gear needing secure
The locking C13 plug prevents accidental disconnection in vibration-prone racks or dense server cabinets. Buyers who need an angled connector, a longer run than 6.6 ft, or a non-locking C13 for standard desktop use should look at alternative cable types.
14 AWG copper gauge sets the current rating
The conductor size fixes the safe continuous load at 15 A, which determines whether the cord can feed your specific power supply or PDU without voltage drop. Verify the amp draw of your device against this rating before purchase.
Highlights
- Heavy-duty 14 AWG copper wiring tested for continuity and reliability
- Locking IEC 60320 C13 connector prevents accidental disconnection
- UL Listed with UL62 and UL817 compliance for certified safety
- VW-1 flame-rated jacket meets strict fire-resistance standards
- REACH and RoHS compliant materials reduce environmental impact
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the NEMA 5-15P to locking IEC 60320 C13 interface support in practice?
The cord connects a standard North American 125 V 15 A wall outlet to equipment with a locking C13 inlet, rated for 15 A continuous current.
What physical clearance does the 6.6 ft heavy-duty cable need for routing and the locking C13 connector?
Allow space for the 2 m length, 14 AWG thickness, and the locking C13 body which requires extra depth to engage the latch securely.
How is the locking C13 end installed, and what step is often missed?
Insert the C13 plug fully into the device inlet until the spring-loaded latch clicks; verify the lock is engaged so vibration cannot disconnect it.
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