Power cable MicroConnect PE1413BL09 C14F to IEC C13 9 m Black

MicroConnect PE1413BL09 C14F to IEC C13 9 m Black is a 9-metre power cable intended for extended-reach power connections in data centres, server rooms and office environments. The cable features a C14 female inlet and a standard IEC C13 connector, providing compatibility with many servers, UPS units, power distribution units (PDUs) and other IT equipment. Its 9 m length enables flexible placement of devices relative to power sources while maintaining a secure, grounded connection.

Advantages

The cable provides a long 9 m reach that reduces the need for additional extension accessories and enables flexible rack or workstation layout. Standard C14F to IEC C13 connectors ensure broad compatibility with common IT hardware, while the grounded design supports safe power delivery. The black jacket offers a discreet appearance in rack and office installations and the cable construction is designed to meet typical safety and durability expectations for IT power leads.

Suitable for

• Connecting servers and rack-mount equipment to PDUs or UPS outputs
• Powering workstations or peripherals located away from wall outlets
• Temporary or semi-permanent cabling in data centres and machine rooms
• Replacing shorter leads to permit more flexible equipment arrangement

Key specifications

• Cable length: 9 metres
• Connector A: IEC C14 female inlet
• Connector B: IEC C13 plug
• Colour: Black
• Application: AC mains power for IT equipment and peripherals

How to use

Inspect both connectors and the cable jacket for visible damage before use. Insert the C14 female inlet into the matching outlet on a PDU, UPS or mains inlet and connect the IEC C13 connector to the device’s power inlet until it is fully seated. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, pinch points and heat sources, and secure with cable management accessories where appropriate. When disconnecting, pull the connector body rather than the cable to avoid strain.

Recommendations

Use the cable within the voltage and current ratings of the connected devices and power distribution equipment. Avoid running the cable under heavy loads, through doors or windows where it can be compressed, and keep it clear of liquids and sources of high heat. For permanent installations in racks or cabinets, use cable ties or Velcro straps to organise runs and reduce mechanical stress on connectors.