C2G 10ft 18AWG Power Cord IEC C14 to C13 (Blue)

Overview

The C2G 17516 is a 10-foot power cord designed to connect devices with an IEC C14 plug to those with an IEC C13 receptacle, commonly found in servers, switches, and monitors. Its 18 AWG conductors support currents up to 15 amperes at 250 volts, making it suitable for typical enterprise power needs. The bright blue jacket helps technicians quickly identify and manage power connections in crowded racks and workspaces.

Key features

• 10-foot length provides ample reach for routing cables inside racks and cabinets without excess slack
• 18 AWG conductors rated for up to 15 A and 250 V ensure reliable power delivery for common IT equipment
• IEC C14 to IEC C13 connectors allow easy replacement or extension of existing power cables without reconfiguring devices
• Bright blue jacket offers clear visual identification to reduce errors and speed up maintenance tasks
• Molded strain relief on both ends protects internal wiring from damage caused by bending or pulling

Key specs

• Length: 10 feet
• Conductor gauge: 18 AWG
• Current rating: 15 amperes
• Voltage rating: 250 volts
• Connector type: IEC C14 plug to IEC C13 receptacle
• Jacket color: Blue

Connectivity and compatibility

This power cord is compatible with a wide range of IT and networking equipment that use standard IEC C14 and C13 power connections. It works well with power distribution units (PDUs), servers, network switches, monitors, and other devices commonly found in data centers and office environments. The standardized connectors ensure seamless integration without the need for adapters or modifications.

Ideal uses and environments

The C2G 17516 is well suited for data centers, server rooms, branch offices, and any workspace where clear cable management and reliable power connections are essential. Its bright blue color helps distinguish power feeds in complex setups, reducing downtime during maintenance. This cord is a practical choice for IT professionals building new racks, upgrading existing installations, or organizing power distribution in busy environments.