TeKit IEC C14 to 90° Right Angle C13 Adapter 2-Pack
- Black
- VIEC Male C14 to 90…
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Two C14-to-C13 90° left-angle adapters fit tight spaces behind servers and monitors
Style Left Angle
The TeKit IEC C14 to 90° Left Angle C13 Adapter redirects a power cable at a right angle so it fits behind servers, monitors or networking gear where a straight plug would hit a wall or rack rail. The two-pack supplies enough connectors for a dual-cord device or two separate units. It is built for IT installers and home-lab builders who need tidy cable routing in confined cabinets.
The adapter is a passive moulded connector with no active components, so it generates no heat, emits no noise and draws no power of its own. Its robust housing maintains a secure IEC 320 C14 to C13 link without adding resistance that could affect downstream equipment. Reliable power delivery is preserved across the joint.
The single deciding spec is the 90-degree left-angle female C13 port, which points the cable downward or sideways depending on the inlet orientation. Buyers whose equipment requires a right-angle, straight or upward-facing C13 connection cannot use this part.
| Brand | TEKIT |
|---|---|
| Model | VIEC Male C14 to 90 Degree Down Right Angled IEC Female C13 Power Extension Adapter |
| Color | Black |
| Changer Type | VIEC Male C14 to 90 Degree Down Right Angled IEC Female C13 Power Extension Adapter |
| Specifications | VIEC Male C14 to 90 Degree Down Right Angled IEC Female C13 Power Extension Adapter |
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Align the C14 male pins with the equipment inlet, push firmly until the latch clicks, then route the cable to the left so the 90° bend relieves strain instead of pulling sideways.
Inspect the C13 and C14 contacts periodically for dust or oxidation; if the latch no longer holds or pins show discolouration, replace the unit to maintain reliable power delivery.
The 90° left-angle bend can transmit torque to the inlet if the cable is pulled, so mechanical stress on the connector housing is the practical limit before electrical ratings are reached.
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