Tripp Lite
Tripp Lite P-Lock C13 to C14 Power Cord 14 AWG 15A 250V 3 ft Black
Heavy-duty 14 AWG cable with P-Lock C14 connector prevents accidental disconnection in racks, rated 15 A at 250 V and 3 ft long
- Secure locking P-Lock C14 prevents accidental disconnection in dense racks
- Heavy-duty 14 AWG wire supports 15 A at 250 V for high-power devices
- Three-foot length reduces cable clutter in tight rack enclosures
- Compatible with Eaton G4 and newer PDUs featuring C13 and C39 outlets
- Powers servers, switches, UPS units and workstations reliably
C13 to P-Lock C14 cable
This power cord connects equipment with a standard C13 inlet to a P-Lock C14 outlet on a PDU or UPS. The locking mechanism prevents accidental disconnection in dense rack environments. It is intended for servers, switches, workstations and similar network devices that require a secure 15 A connection.
14 AWG heavy-gauge construction
The cord uses 14 AWG conductors rated for 15 A at 250 V, supporting both 120 V and 230 V supplies. The heavier gauge reduces voltage drop compared with thinner cables, making it suitable for high-power server and switch deployments. The three-foot length minimises excess slack in crowded cabinets.
Three-foot rack-optimised reach
At 0.9 m the cable spans the short distance between a device and an adjacent PDU without creating loops that block airflow. It comfortably handles 15 A continuous loads on compatible Eaton G4 and newer P-Lock outlets. It will not fit standard non-locking C14 receptacles, so buyers needing a universal C14 plug should choose a different cord.
Highlights
- Secure locking P-Lock C14 prevents accidental disconnection in dense racks
- Heavy-duty 14 AWG wire supports 15 A at 250 V for high-power devices
- Three-foot length reduces cable clutter in tight rack enclosures
- Compatible with Eaton G4 and newer PDUs featuring C13 and C39 outlets
- Powers servers, switches, UPS units and workstations reliably
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 14 AWG conductors need replacement after extended high-current use?
The 14 AWG wire is rated for 15 A continuous duty at 250 V, so it does not require scheduled replacement under normal operating conditions.
What limits continuous loading on the P-Lock C14 connector?
The connector is rated for 15 A at 120 V or 230 V; sustained loads above that level will trip upstream protection first.
Does the cord generate noticeable heat when powering a server rack all day?
At its rated 15 A the 14 AWG conductors run warm but within design limits, and the three-foot length keeps resistive losses minimal.
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