Rack leads in seven IEC to IEC pairings, plus wall plug leads for C13, C19 and C7 equipment. 2.5A to 16A, straight, locking or angled heads, moulded in house, with the certificate printed for the market you ship to.
Seven pairings cover a rack, from the 10A C14 to C13 jumper up to the 16A C20 to C19 lead, plus the 2.5A C14 to C7 lead that feeds figure-8 equipment. Every body is moulded here, so the same cord can carry a locking latch or an angled head without changing the conductor or the rating.
| Assembly | Both ends | Rating | Where it is used |
|---|---|---|---|
| C14 to C13 | C14 plug / C13 connector | 10A 250V | Server inlet to PDU outlet, the standard rack jumper |
| C14 to C15 | C14 plug / C15 connector | 10A 250V | C14 outlet to a hot appliance or oven coupler |
| C14 to C19 | C14 plug / C19 connector | 15A 250V | C13 strip into a blade chassis or large UPS |
| C14 to C7 | C14 plug / C7 connector | 2.5A 250V | C13 outlet to a switch, router or NAS with a C8 inlet |
| C20 to C13 | C20 plug / C13 connector | 10A/16A 250V | C20 PDU inlet fed from a C13 outlet |
| C20 to C15 | C20 plug / C15 connector | 10A/16A 250V | C20 inlet to an appliance coupler near a heat source |
| C20 to C19 | C20 plug / C19 connector | 16A 250V | C20 equipment inlet from a C19 PDU outlet |
| Body | Head styles | Locking version |
|---|---|---|
| C13 | Straight, left angle, right angle, up angle | Yes |
| C14 | Straight, right angle | Yes |
| C19 | Straight, left angle, right angle | Yes |
| C20 | Straight, right angle | Yes |
Locking bodies latch into the inlet. The full latch range is on the IEC 60320 locking page, and every straight body is on the IEC 60320 connector index.
One end fits the socket in the wall, the other fits a C13 inlet on the device. Same copper and same jacket on every row; only the plug and the mark printed on it change.
| Market | Wall plug | Rating | Certificate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Argentina | IRAM 2073 | 10A 250V | IRAM |
| Australia | AS/NZS 3112 | 10A 250V | SAA |
| Brazil | NBR 14136 | 10A 250V | INMETRO |
| Denmark | AFSNIT 107-2-D1 | 16A 250V | DEMKO |
| Europe | CEE 7/7 | 16A 250V | VDE, TUV |
| India | IS 1293 | 10A 250V | BIS |
| Indonesia | CEE 7/7 | 16A 250V | SNI |
| Israel | SI-32 | 10A 250V | SII |
| Italy | CEI 23-50 | 10A 250V | IMQ |
| Japan | JIS C 8303 | 7A/ 12A/ 15A 125V | PSE |
| Korea | KSC 8305 | 10A 250V | KC |
| Russia | CEE 7/7 | 16A 250V | EAC |
| Saudi Arabia | SASO 2203 | 3A/5A/7A/10A/13A 250V | SASO |
| Singapore | SS 145/A | 3A/5A/7A/10A/13A 250V | PSB |
| South Africa | SANS 164 6A | 10A 250V | SABS |
| Switzerland | SN 441011 | 10A 250V | SEV |
| Taiwan | CNS 10917 | 10A/ 7A/ 11A/ 15A 125V | BSMI |
| Thailand | TIS 166-2549 | 2.5A/ 6A/ 10A/ 16A 250V | TISI |
| United Kingdom | BS 1363 | 3A/5A/7A/10A/13A 250V | ASTA |
| United States | NEMA 5-15P | 10A 125V | UL, cUL |
C13 leads are 10A at 250V, or 10A at 125V on the UL and cUL builds. Where the plug carries a fuse, the rating follows the fuse fitted on the drawing.
16A runs through a C19 body, so the cord is thicker than a C13 lead. The wall plug changes with the market; the C19 connector and the 3x1.5mm² conductor do not.
| Market | Wall plug | Rating | Certificate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Argentina | IRAM 2073 | 16A 250V | IRAM |
| Australia | AS/NZS 3112 | 16A 250V | SAA |
| Brazil | NBR 14136 | 16A 250V | INMETRO |
| Denmark | AFSNIT 107-2-D1 | 16A 250V | DEMKO |
| Europe | CEE 7/7 | 16A 250V | VDE, TUV |
| India | IS 1293 | 16A 250V | BIS |
| Indonesia | CEE 7/7 | 16A 250V | SNI |
| Israel | SI-32 | 16A 250V | SII |
| Italy | CEI 23-50 | 16A 250V | IMQ |
| Japan | JIS C 8303 | 7A/ 12A/ 15A 125V | PSE |
| Korea | KSC 8305 | 16A 250V | KC |
| Russia | CEE 7/7 | 16A 250V | EAC |
| Saudi Arabia | SASO 2203 | 3A/5A/7A/10A/13A 250V | SASO |
| Singapore | SS 145/A | 3A/5A/7A/10A/13A 250V | PSB |
| South Africa | SANS 164 | 16A 250V | SABS |
| Switzerland | SN 441011 | 16A 250V | SEV |
| Taiwan | CNS 10917 | 16A/ 7A/ 11A/ 15A 125V | BSMI |
| Thailand | TIS 166-2549 | 2.5A/ 6A/ 10A/ 16A 250V | TISI |
| United Kingdom | BS 1363 | 3A/5A/7A/10A/13A 250V | ASTA |
| United States | NEMA 5-15P | 15A 125V | UL, cUL |
C19 leads are 16A at 250V, or 15A at 125V on the North American build. C19 bodies are also supplied as locking or angled heads on the same assemblies.
Two poles, no earth, 2.5A. The figure-8 end feeds a C8 inlet on a switch, router or NAS, and the wall plug is whatever the market uses. Two core cable only, so it stays a separate family from the three core leads above.
| Body | Styles | Rating | Cable |
|---|---|---|---|
| C7 | Straight, right angle, polarized, non-polarized | 2.5A 250V | H03VVH2-F, H05VVH2-F, SPT-2, 2 core |
| C8 inlet (mating) | Panel inlet, snap-in or screw fixing | 2.5A 250V | 2 core, flat or oval |
C7 leads are 2.5A at 250V. Where a market plug carries a fuse or a higher plug rating, the cord is still limited by the C7 body.
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