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APC by Schneider Electric Power Cord Kit (6 ea), Locking, C13 to C14, 0.6m, North AmericaThe APC by Schneider Electric Power Cord Kit is a versatile, high quality collection of locking interconnect cords designed to secure power delivery for critical IT equipment. Built to meet the exacting standards of data centers, server rooms, and busy network closets, this 6 pack of C13 to C14 locking cords provides reliable, margins friendly connectivity for rack PDUs, servers, storage devices, switches, and other essential hardware. At 0. 6 meters
The APC by Schneider Electric Power Cord Kit is a versatile, high-quality collection of locking interconnect cords designed to secure power delivery for critical IT equipment. Built to meet the exacting standards of data centers, server rooms, and busy network closets, this 6-pack of C13 to C14 locking cords provides reliable, margins-friendly connectivity for rack PDUs, servers, storage devices, switches, and other essential hardware. At 0.6 meters in length, these cords offer the perfect balance of reach and manageability, keeping cabling tidy while maintaining the flexibility you need to optimize airflow and maintenance access. Engineers and technicians trust APC cables for consistent power transfer, reduced risk of accidental disconnections, and a streamlined path to efficient infrastructure management across North America.
- Six-piece locking power cord kit with IEC 60320 C13 to C14 connectors, each 0.6 meters long, engineered for dependable interconnects between IT equipment and power distribution or outlets in dense rack environments.
- Locking design ensures a secure, vibration-resistant connection that stays engaged during cabinet movement, cable reconfigurations, or routine servicing—minimizing unexpected outages and downtime.
- Broad compatibility ideal for rack PDUs, servers, storage arrays, network gear, and other IEC 60320-enabled devices, providing a versatile solution that works across APC systems and many third-party IT infrastructures.
- North America configuration designed for US and Canada electrical environments, aligning with local outlet footprints and typical power delivery methods to simplify installation and compliance.
- Durable, code-compliant construction with a robust jacket and quality conductors built to withstand daily handling, frequent reconnections, and long service life in demanding data centers and IT closets.
Technical Details of APC by Schneider Electric Power Cord Kit (6 ea), Locking, C13 to C14, 0.6m, North America
- Brand: APC by Schneider Electric
- Product type: Locking power cord kit
- End connectors: IEC 60320 C13 to IEC 60320 C14, locking mechanism
- Length: 0.6 meters per cord
- Quantity: 6 cords per kit
- Region: North America
- Standards: IEC 60320 compliant interconnects
- Intended use: Power interconnects for rack PDUs, servers, storage, switches, and related IT equipment
- Notes: This is a power interconnect cord kit (no surge protection), designed to deliver secure, reliable power connections; color and insulation specifics may vary by production run
How to install APC by Schneider Electric Power Cord Kit (6 ea), Locking, C13 to C14, 0.6m, North America
- Power down all connected equipment and ensure the surrounding area is safe before handling any cables.
- Identify the locking ends: one end is the IEC 60320 C13 connector, and the other end is the IEC 60320 C14 connector, each featuring a locking mechanism to secure the connection.
- Connect the locking C13 end to the corresponding inlet on the IT device (for example, a server, storage array, or other equipment) or to the appropriate C14 inlet on a rack PDU, ensuring the locking tab seats fully and engages.
- Connect the locking C14 end to the compatible power source or power distribution unit that accepts a C14 locking connection, engaging the lock to prevent accidental disconnection during operation or movement within the rack.
- Route the cords neatly using cable management hardware and keep them away from high-heat zones, pinch points, or areas with heavy airflow restriction to maintain optimal thermal performance and accessibility for maintenance.
Frequently asked questions
- What is included in this kit? A six-piece set of locking power cords with IEC 60320 C13 to C14 connectors, each cord length of 0.6 meters, configured for North American power systems.
- What devices are compatible with these cords? They are suitable for IT equipment and infrastructure that uses IEC 60320 C13/C14 connections, including rack PDUs, servers, storage devices, switches, and related hardware.
- Is this a surge protector? No. These cords are power interconnects designed to deliver power securely; they do not provide surge protection or electrical conditioning.
- What is the length of each cord? Each cord measures 0.6 meters, offering a compact but flexible reach suitable for many rack setups.
- Where is this kit intended to be used? The kit is configured for North American environments (United States and Canada), aligning with local electrical standards and outlet configurations.
- Are the cords APC-brand? Yes, these cords are manufactured under the APC by Schneider Electric brand, ensuring compatibility with APC devices and broad interoperability with typical IEC 60320-equipped IT equipment.
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