Power cord ProXtend PC-KITC15-001 EDB to C15 10A 250V cable

ProXtend PC-KITC15-001 power cord with an EDB plug to an IEC C15 connector is designed to deliver mains power to equipment that requires a C15 inlet. The cable supports up to 10 A at 250 V and provides a detachable, standardized connection between the mains and compatible devices. It serves as a replacement lead or spare cable for servers, network appliances and power supplies where a C15 connector is specified.

Advantages

This power cord offers a standardized IEC C15 connection compatible with equipment that needs a higher-temperature rated inlet. The detachable EDB-to-C15 configuration simplifies installation and replacement without modifying devices. With a 10 A, 250 V rating the cable meets common electrical requirements for IT and AV equipment, ensuring stable power delivery. The cord's construction provides reliable contact and safe mains connection under specified ratings.

Suitable for

• Servers and rack-mounted equipment with C15 inlets
• Network appliances and switches requiring detachable power leads
• Power supplies and UPS units that accept a C15 connector
• Replacements and spare power cords for IT infrastructure

Key specifications

• Connector type: EDB plug to IEC C15 connector
• Rated current: 10 A
• Rated voltage: 250 V
• Application: Mains power lead for equipment with C15 inlet
• Form factor: Detachable two-end power cable for easy replacement

How to use

Inspect the cord and connectors visually before use to ensure there is no visible damage. Insert the IEC C15 connector into the device's C15 inlet until it seats securely, then connect the EDB plug to an appropriate mains outlet. Ensure the connected device's rated voltage and current do not exceed the cable's 10 A, 250 V specification. When disconnecting, pull the connectors straight out by the molded body rather than tugging the cable. Store the cord coiled loosely and avoid sharp bends or pinching during use.

Recommendations

Use this cable only with equipment specified for an IEC C15 inlet and within the rated 10 A, 250 V limits. Avoid running the cable under heavy furniture or across doorways where it may be damaged, and replace the cord if any insulation or connector damage is observed.