STARTECH PAC1011410 10 ft power extension cord 14 AWG
- Cable Connectors
- Black
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A 6 ft heavy-duty power extension cord with C14 to C13 connectors
This six-foot cord extends the reach between a C14 inlet and a C13 outlet. Heavy-duty construction suits continuous use in racks or workstations. The male C14 plug connects to a PDU or UPS while the female C13 accepts a server or monitor power cable. No adapter is required for standard IEC connections.
Buyers who need a different connector type or a shorter lead should look elsewhere. The cord does not convert voltage or provide surge protection. Installations requiring angled plugs or locking mechanisms will need a separate solution.
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Your device needs a standard IEC C14 inlet, which is the three-pin rectangular socket found on most PC power supplies, monitors and server gear.
No, the male end of this cord is a C14 plug, so it only fits into C13 sockets; it will not connect to a strip that provides C13 outlets.
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