Supermicro Power Cable CBL-PWCD-0159-IS - Cable

Power distribution in dense server environments often suffers from cable clutter and unreliable connections, leading to downtime and maintenance headaches. The Supermicro CBL-PWCD-0159-IS power cord directly addresses this by providing a secure, standardized link between your PDU or UPS and your critical IT equipment. This 1.8-meter cable features an IEC C13 female connector on one end and an IEC C14 male on the other, the most common pairing for servers, switches, and storage arrays. Its black PVC jacket blends into racks while protecting the three 18 AWG conductors that safely carry up to 10A at 250V. Whether you're building a new data center or replacing a worn-out cord, this Supermicro cable ensures a dependable power path.

Who is it for

IT administrators, data center technicians, and system integrators who need a reliable power connection for rack-mounted equipment. It's ideal for connecting servers, network switches, PDUs, and UPS units that use the IEC C13/C14 interface. If you manage a server room or a high-density computing environment, this cable is an essential spare or upgrade.

Main features

• Standard IEC C13 to C14 connectors for universal compatibility with IT equipment
• 1.8-meter length provides flexibility in rack cable management
• Rated for 10A at 250V, suitable for most servers and network devices
• 18 AWG conductors ensure efficient power delivery with minimal voltage drop
• Durable black PVC jacket resists wear and tear in demanding environments
• UL, CSA, and VDE certifications guarantee safety and compliance

Specifications

• Brand: Supermicro
• Model: CBL-PWCD-0159-IS
• Cable Type: Power Cord
• Connector 1: IEC 60320 C13 (Female)
• Connector 2: IEC 60320 C14 (Male)
• Cable Length: 1.8 m
• Rated Voltage: 250V AC
• Rated Current: 10A
• Conductor Gauge: 18 AWG
• Number of Conductors: 3 (Live, Neutral, Ground)
• Jacket Material: PVC
• Colour: Black
• Operating Temperature: -20°C to 70°C
• Certifications: UL Listed, CSA Certified, VDE Approved

Tips

Always check the power requirements of your equipment before connecting. Ensure the total current draw does not exceed 10A. For high-density racks, consider using shorter cables to reduce clutter and improve airflow. Keep spare cables on hand to quickly replace any that show signs of wear or damage.