Powercord ACT C14 IEC Lock+ Dual Locking to C15 IEC Lock+ red, 3 m, 250V 10A

The ACT IEC Lock power cable provides a secure, locking connection at both ends: a C15 IEC Lock+ connector for the equipment end and a C14 IEC Lock+ Dual Locking connector for the PDU side. The C14 end locks at the top and side to reduce the chance of accidental disconnection from the PDU, while the C15 connector is rated for high temperatures up to 120°C. The universal locking mechanism is compatible with major PDU brands and requires no tools or built-in PDU lock to function. The cable is available in bright red for fast visual identification and is intended for use in servers, network equipment, UPS units and other professional IT installations.

Advantages

The dual-locking design secures the connection on both the PDU and equipment ends, minimizing accidental releases and resulting downtime. The high-temperature C15 connector supports equipment operating in elevated temperatures. Universal compatibility with PDUs eliminates the need for a specific PDU locking feature or additional tools. The red jacket allows quick cable identification in dense cabling environments.

Suitable for

• Server racks and datacentres
• Network switches and routers
• UPS and power distribution units (PDUs)
• Professional IT and telecom installations where vibration-resistant connections are required

When it may not be suitable

This cable is designed for devices that accept IEC C15 (equipment) and C14 (PDU) connectors; it is not suitable for systems requiring other IEC connector types such as C13 or C19. It is rated for a maximum electrical load of 10 A at 250 V~, so it should not be used for higher-current applications.

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 m
• Connectors: IEC C14 Dual Locking (PDU side) to IEC C15 Lock+ (equipment side)
• Maximum load: 10 A at 250 V~
• Conductor cross-section: 1.0 mm²
• High-temperature rating (C15 connector): up to 120°C
• Color: red

How to use

Insert the C14 Dual Locking connector into the PDU inlet until the locking mechanism engages both at the top and the side. Plug the C15 connector into the equipment inlet until the connector locks. No tools are required to engage or release the locks; to disconnect, release the lock mechanism as indicated on the connector and withdraw the plug. Verify that the connection is secure before powering the equipment.

What to consider before purchase

• Ensure your equipment accepts an IEC C15 inlet and your PDU accepts an IEC C14 inlet.
• Confirm the 10 A / 250 V~ rating meets your device power requirements.
• Check that a 3 m cable length and red color are suitable for your installation and identification needs.

Recommendations

Use the ACT powercord where accidental disconnection could cause service interruption; route and secure the cable to avoid mechanical strain and inspect connectors periodically for wear or damage.