ACT Powercord C14 - C19 black 2 m

The ACT Powercord C14 - C19 2 m is a mains power cable designed for reliable connection of IT and networking equipment. With IEC C14 to IEC C19 terminations and a 2 meter length, this black power cord provides a straightforward, durable solution for linking servers, switches, PDUs and other rack-mounted devices to compatible power sources. The cable is specified for a 10 A input current and constructed to meet everyday data center and office usage demands.

Advantages

The cable's robust construction and standard IEC connectors ensure stable electrical contact and reduce the risk of accidental disconnection in rack environments. Its 2 m length offers flexibility for cable routing within cabinets and between equipment rows while keeping excess slack manageable. The black outer jacket resists abrasion and helps the cable blend into professional installations.

Suitable for

• Connecting rack servers to compatible power outlets or PDUs
• Powering network switches and storage systems in data centers
• Office equipment setups where IEC C14 to C19 termination is required
• Temporary or permanent installations requiring a 2 m power lead

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2 m
• Connector type: IEC C14 (input) to IEC C19 (output)
• Rated input current: 10 A
• Colour: Black
• Construction: durable outer jacket suitable for professional environments

How to use

Verify that the device and power source are compatible with IEC C14 and IEC C19 connectors and that the required current does not exceed 10 A. With power turned off, insert the IEC C19 connector firmly into the device's inlet and connect the IEC C14 plug to the power distribution unit or mains extension. Ensure the cable is routed to avoid sharp bends and is secured to prevent strain on the connectors. After connection, restore power and confirm the device is operating normally.

Recommendations

For safe and reliable operation, avoid exceeding the 10 A rating, inspect the cable regularly for signs of wear or damage, and replace the cable if the outer jacket or connectors show visible deterioration. Use proper cable management in racks to prevent undue strain and maintain airflow around equipment.