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Tripp Lite

Tripp Lite P005-12N 14AWG 15A IEC C14 to C13 1ft

SKU CH-RJF3-3WRCY

Heavy-duty 14 AWG cord rated 15 A at 100-250 V connects server to PDU or UPS over a 1 ft span

  • TypeKeepsakes
  • Heavy-gauge 14 AWG cable handles 15 A loads
  • Short 1 ft length keeps rack cabling tidy
  • IEC-320-C14 to IEC-320-C13 connectors fit server gear
  • Rated 100-250 V for worldwide power compatibility
  • Three 14 AWG conductors ensure reliable power delivery

Server power extension cord

The Tripp Lite P005-12N is a heavy-duty IEC C14 to C13 cable built for server racks and network cabinets. Its one-foot length keeps cable management tidy when connecting equipment to a nearby PDU or UPS.

15A rating on 14 AWG conductors

Three 14 AWG wires carry up to 15 amps, making this cord suitable for high-draw servers and storage arrays. The 100-250V range covers standard rack power distributions worldwide.

Handles dense rack links, not long runs

The short reach works perfectly for adjacent devices in the same enclosure but cannot bridge gaps between separate cabinets or floor-standing units. Builders needing metre-scale runs should select a longer cable.

Highlights

  • Heavy-gauge 14 AWG cable handles 15 A loads
  • Short 1 ft length keeps rack cabling tidy
  • IEC-320-C14 to IEC-320-C13 connectors fit server gear
  • Rated 100-250 V for worldwide power compatibility
  • Three 14 AWG conductors ensure reliable power delivery

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What does the 15 A rating mean once the cord is installed in a rack?

The 15 A rating means the cord can continuously carry up to 15 amps at 100-250 V, so a server drawing that current will run without the cable overheating.

How does the IEC-320-C14 to C13 interface limit what I can connect?

The C14 plug fits a PDU or UPS outlet rated for 10 A or 15 A, while the C13 connector accepts any device with a standard C14 inlet, capping the link at the 15 A rating of the cord itself.

What clearance does the 1 ft length and 14 AWG gauge need to fit between a server and a PDU?

At 1 ft long the cord only spans tight, side-by-side rackmount gear; the 14 AWG conductors are thick enough for 15 A but still flexible enough to route through standard cable-management arms.

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