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Vszerda Beige IEC 320 C13 to C20 16A to 10A Power Connector

SKU CH-MWT0-N2YXP

Beige IEC 320 C13 to C20 adapter converts 16 A or 15 A inlets to 10 A outlets

  • Beige finish blends with light-coloured racks and equipment
  • IEC 320 C13 to C20 adapter connects mismatched inlet and outlet
  • 16 A to 10 A rating converts high-current supply for lower-draw devices
  • 15 A to 10 A alternative rating suits different regional circuit limits

Beige IEC 320 C13 to C20 Power Adapter

This beige adapter connects a C13 plug to a C20 inlet. It converts a 16 A or 15 A supply down to a 10 A rating for the attached device. The unit suits data-centre racks or lab benches where IEC 320 compatibility is required.

For C13-to-C20 conversion only

Buyers needing a different IEC connector pairing should select another adapter. The fixed 10 A output also means it cannot serve equipment that draws more than 10 A.

Highlights

  • Beige finish blends with light-coloured racks and equipment
  • IEC 320 C13 to C20 adapter connects mismatched inlet and outlet
  • 16 A to 10 A rating converts high-current supply for lower-draw devices
  • 15 A to 10 A alternative rating suits different regional circuit limits

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 16A to 10A rating mean when I plug this into my server rack PDU?

The C20 inlet accepts up to 16 A from the PDU, while the C13 outlet supplies your equipment at up to 10 A, so the adapter limits the downstream load to 10 A.

How does the IEC 320 C13 to C20 interface affect what I can connect?

It lets you plug a standard C13 power cord into a C20 socket, converting the higher-rated inlet to the common 10 A outlet used by most servers and network gear.

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