STARTECH
STARTECH 87L38400POWERCORD 1.2m C14 to Locking C13 PDU Power Cord 10A 250V 18AWG
A 1.2 m extension cord with a C14 plug and a locking C13 connector rated at 10 A, 250 V and 18 AWG for secure PDU connections
- Locking C13 connector prevents accidental disconnection in rack environments
- 2 metre length fits standard PDU-to-server distances
- 18 AWG copper conductors tested for continuity and conductivity
- UL-listed components meeting UL 62 and UL 817 safety standards
- REACH and RoHS compliant for reduced environmental impact
Locking C13 PDU Power Cord
This 1.2 metre cord connects a C14 inlet to a locking IEC 60320 C13 outlet for secure PDU or rack power distribution. It is built with 18 AWG copper conductors rated at 10 amps and 250 volts for reliable equipment supply.
Suits rack installs needing vibration-proof
The locking C13 connector prevents accidental disconnection in dense cabinets or high-vibration environments. Buyers who need a standard non-locking C13 end or a different cable length should look at alternative cords.
Handles 10 A continuous load on 18 AWG copper
The cord is manufactured with UL listed components meeting UL 62 and UL 817 standards and is tested for continuity and conductivity. It runs out of headroom above the 10 A rating or when a non-locking connector is required.
Highlights
- Locking C13 connector prevents accidental disconnection in rack environments
- 2 metre length fits standard PDU-to-server distances
- 18 AWG copper conductors tested for continuity and conductivity
- UL-listed components meeting UL 62 and UL 817 safety standards
- REACH and RoHS compliant for reduced environmental impact
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What type of outlet does the C14 plug on this cord fit?
The C14 connector fits a standard IEC 60320 C13 outlet, commonly found on PDUs, UPS units, and server power supplies.
Will the locking C13 connector stay secure on my older C14 inlet?
Yes, the locking C13 end mates with any standard IEC 60320 C14 inlet; the latch adds retention but does not change the physical interface.
How can I confirm the cord is carrying power after I connect it?
Verify the equipment powers on normally and check that the connector latch is fully engaged; the cord uses 100% copper wiring tested for continuity.
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