ACT Powercord C19 IEC Lock - C20 IEC Lock Dual Locking white 1 m, PC3635

The ACT Powercord C19 IEC Lock C20 IEC Lock Dual Locking white 1 m is a 1 m power cable featuring a C19 IEC Lock connector on one end and a C20 IEC Lock Dual Locking connector on the PDU side. It is designed to provide a secure, locking connection that reduces the risk of accidental disconnection and associated downtime. The locking mechanism is universal and compatible with major PDU brands and does not require tools or a PDU-integrated lock to function. The cable is available in multiple colours for easy identification and supports use in Europe, Australia (16A/250V~), USA, Canada and Japan (20A/120V~).

Advantages

The dual locking system secures the cable at both equipment and PDU ends, minimising the chance of unintended release. The C20 connector locks at the top and side for extra retention on the PDU. Compatibility with common PDU brands and tool-free installation simplify deployment and maintenance. Available colour options aid visual identification in rack and data centre environments.

Suitable for

• Data centres and server racks
• Networking and telecom equipment
• Industrial cabinets and PDUs without built-in locks
• Environments where accidental disconnection must be avoided

Key specifications

• Length: 1 m
• Connector A: C19 IEC Lock
• Connector B: C20 IEC Lock Dual Locking
• Current rating: 16 A (where applicable)
• Voltage rating: 250 V (Europe/Australia) and compatible with 20A/120V regions (USA/Canada/Japan)
• Colour: white
• Brand: ACT, MPN: PL0011, EAN: 8716065552799

How to use

Insert the C19 IEC Lock into the equipment inlet and the C20 IEC Lock Dual Locking into the PDU outlet until the locking mechanism engages. Ensure both locks are fully seated to prevent accidental release. No tools are required for installation or removal; press the release mechanisms to detach the connectors when needed. Verify the cable colour and routing before powering connected devices.

Recommendations

Use the cable in accordance with the equipment and PDU specifications. Confirm voltage and current requirements of connected devices before use and avoid routing that places mechanical strain on the connectors. For high-availability installations, label and colour-code cables to simplify identification and maintenance.