Power cable EQUIP C20 to C19 3.00 m Black

EQUIP power cable with a C20 (male) to C19 (female) connector, 3.00 m length in black. Designed to provide a reliable mains connection for high-current IT equipment such as servers, UPS units and rack devices that accept IEC C19/C20 inlets. The 3-metre reach allows flexible placement within server rooms, data centres and office racks while maintaining a standardised IEC connector interface.

Advantages

The cable supports high-current applications and is built to meet common safety and durability expectations for IT power distribution. A moulded connector design reduces strain on the contact points and the PVC-sheathed cable offers mechanical protection and insulation. The black finish blends with typical rack interiors and helps maintain an organised appearance when routing power within cabinets and across data centre floors.

Suitable for

• Connecting rack servers to PDU outlets with IEC C20 sockets
• Powering UPS units and power distribution units in data centres
• Supplying high-current networking and telecom equipment
• Temporary or permanent connections in server rooms and IT closets

Key specifications

• Connector types: IEC C20 (male) to IEC C19 (female)
• Cable length: 3.00 m
• Colour: Black
• Conductor and insulation: PVC-sheathed cable for mechanical protection and electrical insulation
• Intended application: High-current IT equipment and rack-mounted devices

How to use

Ensure both the power source and the target device are switched off before connecting. Insert the IEC C20 male connector firmly into a compatible PDU or mains outlet and plug the IEC C19 female connector into the device inlet. Route the cable avoiding sharp bends, high-traffic walkways and heat sources. Verify connections are secure before powering on the equipment. For multiple cables in a rack, label or group them to simplify maintenance and reduce the risk of accidental disconnection.

Usage recommendations

Use this cable with equipment that specifies IEC C19/C20 inlets and with power distribution hardware rated for the same current. Inspect the cable regularly for visible damage to the jacket or connectors; replace if any insulation or conductor exposure is detected. Avoid overloading circuits and follow local electrical codes and datacentre best practices when planning power connections.