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Unique-Bargains AC 250V 10A IEC320 C14 Male Plug Socket 2Pcs
Two IEC320 C14 male power sockets rated for 250V 10A with three terminals each
- AC 250V 10A rating powers lab and fitness gear reliably
- IEC320 C14 inlet fits standard appliance cords securely
- Three terminals enable proper live neutral earth connections
- Compact 3.1 x 2.4 x 2 cm size suits tight chassis spaces
- Two-piece pack provides spare or dual-device installation convenience
AC 250V 10A IEC320 C14 inlet
This pair of IEC320 C14 male plug sockets accepts AC 250V at 10A and provides three terminals for wiring. Each unit measures 3.1 x 2.4 x 2 cm and weighs 14 g. The black plastic housing with silver-tone terminals suits panel-mount replacement in lab, fitness or industrial automation equipment.
Replaces worn C14 panel inlets
A direct swap for a damaged or loose IEC320 C14 chassis inlet rated at 250V 10A. The 2.6 x 1.7 cm cut-out matches the standard mounting footprint. The upgrade is worth it when the original inlet shows cracked plastic, oxidised terminals or intermittent contact under load.
Suits technicians repairing rack gear
Ideal for maintenance engineers who need a small stock of standard C14 inlets for quick panel repairs. Not suited for applications requiring a higher current rating, a different inlet standard such as C20, or a right-angle body style.
Highlights
- AC 250V 10A rating powers lab and fitness gear reliably
- IEC320 C14 inlet fits standard appliance cords securely
- Three terminals enable proper live neutral earth connections
- Compact 3.1 x 2.4 x 2 cm size suits tight chassis spaces
- Two-piece pack provides spare or dual-device installation convenience
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What are the mounting hole dimensions for this IEC320 C14 inlet?
The mounting footprint is 2.6 cm by 1.7 cm, with an overall body size of 3.1 cm by 2.4 cm by 2 cm.
How do I wire the three terminals on this C14 socket?
Identify the live, neutral and earth terminals on the rear, solder or crimp the corresponding wires, then snap the socket into the panel cut-out.
When should I replace one of these power inlets?
Replace the inlet if the plastic housing shows discoloration or cracking, if the metal terminals become loose, or if you detect any sign of overheating.
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