AKYGA AK-UP-02 Power Extension Cable IEC C14 to C19 1.8m Black

Data centers and server rooms often face the challenge of connecting high-power equipment to power distribution units when the original cable is too short or has the wrong connector. The AKYGA AK-UP-02 power extension cable solves this by providing a reliable 1.8-meter link between devices with an IEC C14 inlet and those requiring an IEC C19 outlet, ensuring your servers, UPS systems, and network gear stay powered without compromise.

Who is it for

This cable is ideal for IT professionals, system administrators, and anyone managing server racks, network closets, or high-power workstations. It is also suitable for home users with advanced setups, such as high-end gaming PCs or audio equipment that use C19/C14 connectors.

Main features

• Connects IEC C14 male to IEC C19 female, extending reach or adapting connections.
• Rated for 250V AC and 10A, supporting up to 2500W for demanding equipment.
• Constructed with 3 x 1.0 mm² copper conductors and a durable PVC jacket.
• Double insulated for safety, meeting CE and RoHS standards.
• 1.8-meter length offers flexibility in rack layouts without excess slack.

Specifications

• Brand: AKYGA
• Model: AK-UP-02
• MPN: AK-UP-02
• EAN: 5901720130495
• Cable Type: Power Extension Cable
• Connector 1: IEC 60320 C14 Male
• Connector 2: IEC 60320 C19 Female
• Cable Length: 1.8 m
• Colour: Black
• Conductor Cross-section: 3 x 1.0 mm²
• Rated Voltage: 250 V AC
• Rated Current: 10 A
• Maximum Power: 2500 W
• Jacket Material: PVC
• Conductor Material: Copper
• Cable Standard: H05VV-F
• Number of Conductors: 3
• Cable Gauge: AWG 18
• Application: Servers, UPS, PDUs, Network Equipment, High-Power Devices
• Certifications: CE, RoHS
• Connector Gender: Male to Female
• Insulation Type: Double Insulated

Tips

When installing this cable, ensure that both connectors are fully seated to prevent accidental disconnection. For optimal airflow and cable management, route the cable along the rack rails and use cable ties to secure excess length. Regularly inspect the cable for signs of wear, especially near the connectors, and replace it if the jacket is damaged.