Power cord extension Logo C13 to C14, 3 m, model 65934

Logo power cord extension C13 to C14, 3 m is an IEC mains extension cable designed to extend the reach between devices with IEC C14 inlets and power sources or distribution units. The cable features an IEC C13 female connector on one end and an IEC C14 male connector on the other, with a 3-metre length that provides flexibility for rack installations, workstations and device repositioning without modifying existing power infrastructure.

Advantages

The cable delivers standard mains power transmission with a familiar IEC connector pair, allowing quick and reliable extension of existing power connections. Its 3 m length reduces the need for additional adapters and simplifies cable routing in server cabinets and office setups. The single-piece construction minimises connection loss and the use of standardized connectors ensures broad compatibility with computers, UPS units and other IEC-compatible equipment.

Suitable for

• Extending power connections between UPS or PDU outlets and devices with IEC inlets
• Providing additional reach for desktop PCs, workstations and monitors
• Rearranging equipment in server racks or data closets without rewiring power sources
• Temporary or permanent device relocations where a 3 m cable is required

Key specifications

• Connector A: IEC C13 (female)
• Connector B: IEC C14 (male)
• Length: 3 metres
• Cable type: mains power extension with insulated conductors
• Compatible with standard IEC mains inlets and outlets used on computers, servers and UPS devices

How to use

Connect the IEC C14 male end to a power source such as a PDU, UPS or mains outlet with a compatible socket, then insert the IEC C13 female end into the device's power inlet. Ensure both ends are fully seated and the cable is routed to avoid sharp bends or strain on the connectors. For rack installations, secure excess cable length to maintain airflow and prevent interference with other equipment.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable indoors in dry, ventilated environments and avoid exposure to liquids or extreme temperatures. Check that the cable's current and voltage ratings match your local mains specifications and the connected equipment's requirements. Inspect connectors and cable insulation periodically for damage and replace the cable if any wear or deformation is detected.