Tripp Lite
Tripp Lite P018-E06-6 C15 to P-Lock C14 14AWG 15A 250V 6ft 6-pack video accessory
Six heavy-duty 14 AWG cords with locking P-Lock C14 plugs secure high-temperature PoE switches to compatible PDUs
- Heavy-gauge 14 AWG wire supports 15 A 250 V loads
- C15 connector rated for higher-temperature PoE switches and network gear
- P-Lock C14 plugs lock securely into Eaton G4 and newer PDUs
- Six-foot length reduces clutter between device and PDU in crowded racks
- Six-cable pack simplifies large-scale equipment rollouts
Six-Foot Heavy-Gauge PDU Cord Set
This six-pack of C15-to-P-Lock C14 cords uses 14 AWG wire rated for 15 A at 250 V. Each cord measures 6 ft (1.8 m) and is built for higher-temperature devices such as PoE switches with high-wattage supplies in dense rack environments.
Secure P-Lock Connection
The P-Lock C14 connector locks into compatible PDU outlets, including Eaton G4 and newer units with C13 and C39 outlets. This locking design helps prevent accidental disconnection that can cause costly downtime in production racks.
Six-Cable Pack for Large Rollouts
Six cords in one package suit large-scale equipment deployments where multiple devices need a consistent, heavy-duty link to the PDU. The 14 AWG gauge handles high-power connections, while the 6 ft length reduces excess slack in crowded enclosures.
Highlights
- Heavy-gauge 14 AWG wire supports 15 A 250 V loads
- C15 connector rated for higher-temperature PoE switches and network gear
- P-Lock C14 plugs lock securely into Eaton G4 and newer PDUs
- Six-foot length reduces clutter between device and PDU in crowded racks
- Six-cable pack simplifies large-scale equipment rollouts
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 14 AWG conductors or the C15 connectors need replacement after long-term use in a hot rack?
The 14 AWG cable is rated for 15 A at 250 V and the C15 connector handles higher temperatures, so neither the conductors nor the connectors require scheduled replacement under normal conditions.
What stops me from drawing more than 15 A continuously through these cords?
The 14 AWG wire and the C15-to-P-Lock C14 connectors are both rated at 15 A, so the 15 A limit is the first constraint you reach under sustained load.
Do the cords or the P-Lock connectors add noticeable heat or noise when powering PoE switches all day?
The cords are passive 14 AWG cables with no moving parts, so they generate no noise and only minimal heat at their rated 15 A load.
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