Microconnect PE1413R09 power cable Red 0.9 m C13 coupler C14 coupler

The MicroConnect PE1413R09 is a 0.9 m power cable with C13 and C14 couplers designed to establish reliable power links between compatible equipment. With a compact length and red jacket, this cable suits rack-mounted devices, power distribution units and desktop power arrangements where a short, clear connection is required. The cable provides a standardized interface for IEC C13 and C14 power sockets, helping maintain consistent power delivery across IT and office environments.

Advantages

The compact 0.9 m length reduces cable clutter and improves airflow in racks and enclosures while offering sufficient reach for nearby devices. The red colour of the jacket provides quick visual identification among other leads. Both couplers follow IEC-standard geometry, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of power supplies, UPS units and PDU outlets. The cable’s modest weight and flexible construction make it easy to route in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Connecting servers, switches and PDUs within a rack
• Short power links between UPS units and nearby equipment
• Desktop systems and workstations requiring a short, visible power lead
• Cable management scenarios where colour-coding is used

Key specifications

• Cable length: 0.9 m
• Connector types: IEC C13 coupler to IEC C14 coupler
• Product colour: Red
• Weight: 0.16 kg

How to use

Connect the C14 coupler end to the device or power source with a corresponding C13 inlet, and the C13 coupler end to the target device or PDU with a C14 inlet, ensuring firm seating at both ends. Verify that the power is switched off on connected equipment before insertion or removal to avoid electrical disturbance. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, pinch points and heat sources; secure it with appropriate clips or ties if required for neat cable management.

Recommendations

Use this 0.9 m C13–C14 cable for short internal rack connections or any situation needing a clearly visible red power lead. Do not exceed the rated current and voltage of the connected equipment, and inspect the cable regularly for wear or damage. Replace the cable if conductor exposure, cuts in the jacket or loose connectors are observed.