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10ft 14 AWG 15A 250V Power Cord (IEC 320 C20 to IEC 320 C15), BlackSKU:PW137-1210-
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C20 to C15 Power Cords: Connecting High-Temperature Equipment Reliably
Introduction
CableLeader's C20 to C15 power cords are designed to connect high-temperature equipment like network hardware, servers, and other IT devices to a PDU (Power Distribution Unit) or UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply) with a C20 type input in data centers and server rooms. These heavy-duty 14 AWG power cords are fully molded for durability and come in various lengths to suit your needs.
Connectors: IEC-60320-C15 and IEC-60320-C20
The C20 to C15 power cords feature two distinct connectors:
- IEC-60320-C15: This connector can fit into both C16 and C14 inlets, providing versatility in your setup. It is designed for high-temperature environments and can withstand temperatures up to 120°C (248°F).
- IEC-60320-C20: The C20 connector is specifically designed to connect to PDUs or UPSs with a C20 type input, ensuring a secure and reliable connection.
Specifications and Usage
CableLeader's C20 to C15 power cords are built to handle the demands of professional environments. They feature:
- Conductor: UL SJT 14 AWG. x 3C
- Cable Color: Black
- Amperage: 15A
- Voltage: 250V
These power cords are perfect for use in data centers, server rooms, and other professional settings where high-temperature equipment needs to be connected to a power source.
Safety and Compliance
At CableLeader, we prioritize quality and safety. Our C20 to C15 power cords are UL and cUL listed, ensuring they meet strict safety standards. Additionally, all relevant materials are compliant with RoHS and REACH directives, making our products environmentally friendly and safe for use.
Conclusion
CableLeader's C20 to C15 power cords offer a reliable and durable solution for connecting high-temperature equipment in data centers and server rooms. With their heavy-duty construction, high-temperature rating, and compliance with safety standards, these power cords ensure a secure and efficient power connection for your mission-critical equipment.
What does a C20 plug into?
The IEC-60320-C20 connector is designed to connect to PDUs or UPSs with a C20 type input, ensuring a secure and reliable connection. Common uses for the C20 inlet include medical equipment, test equipment, IT equipment, commercial appliances, data centers, power distribution devices, and professional food equipment.
Are C19 and C20 the same?
No, C19 and C20 connectors are not the same. The C19 connector is used on mains cables and features a 3-pin design, while the C20 connector is used on devices, power supplies, and extension cables and has a 2-pin design.
What is the difference between C13 and C15 plugs?
One of the main differences between C13 and C15 power cord connectors is the notch on the C15. The C15 has a small groove that runs perpendicular to the ground terminal, while the C13 does not. The C15 is designed for higher temperature environments and is rated for up to 120°C, compared to 70°C for the C13.
Can I use C15 instead of C13?
The C15 cable connector is backwards compatible with a C13, meaning you can use a C15 cable with a C13 inlet. However, a C13 connector will not physically fit into an inlet designed for a C15 due to the small notch on the C15.
Why does C15 have a notch?
The C15 connector has a notch that fits into higher wattage power supplies. It's designed for higher temperature environments, presumably to provide more surface area on the connector to keep it seated during thermal expansion and contraction.
What is a C15 outlet?
A C15 outlet is an IEC connector rated for up to 120°C and is commonly used on older-style electric kettles/jugs and higher-powered servers that require a high-temperature connector.