STARTECH
STARTECH 87138200POWERCORD computer power cord 2ft 60cm C14 to C13 10A 250V 18AWG
A 60cm C14-to-C13 extension cord rated 10A 250V with 18AWG copper conductors, built from UL-listed components meeting UL62 and UL817
- Short 60 cm reach keeps rack wiring tidy
- C14 to C13 connectors fit standard PDU and server inlets
- 10 A 250 V rating supports typical IT equipment loads
- 18 AWG 100 % copper conductors deliver reliable conductivity
- UL listed components meet UL 62 and UL 817 safety standards
IT Pro Power Cord for Rack Equipment
The StarTech 87138200POWERCORD is a 60cm IEC 60320 C14 to C13 power cord rated for 10A at 250V. It uses 18AWG 100% copper wiring tested for continuity and conductivity. The cable is built from UL listed components meeting UL62 and UL817 standards and complies with REACH and RoHS requirements.
Suits PDU and UPS Connections in Cabinets
This short cord suits administrators linking servers or network gear to rack-mounted PDUs or UPS units where minimal slack is preferred. It is not for buyers who need longer reach to floor-mounted outlets or who require heavier gauge conductors for higher current loads.
Handles Standard 10A Server Loads
The 18AWG copper conductors comfortably handle continuous 10A draw typical of single-supply servers and switches. Headroom ends at the 10A 250V rating; equipment demanding more current or a different connector pinout will need a different cable specification.
Highlights
- Short 60 cm reach keeps rack wiring tidy
- C14 to C13 connectors fit standard PDU and server inlets
- 10 A 250 V rating supports typical IT equipment loads
- 18 AWG 100 % copper conductors deliver reliable conductivity
- UL listed components meet UL 62 and UL 817 safety standards
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What type of power inlet does my device need for the C13 connector on this cord?
The C13 end fits a standard IEC 60320 C14 inlet found on most PC power supplies, monitors and PDU outlets.
Can I plug this cord into an older IEC 60320 C13 outlet on my existing PDU?
No, the supply end is a C14 plug which mates with a C13 socket; a C13 outlet will not accept it.
How can I confirm the cord is carrying power after I connect it?
The connected device powers on normally and the plug stays cool during operation, indicating the 18AWG copper conductors are delivering current correctly.
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