ACT napájací kábel C13 IEC Lock+ - C14 IEC Lock Dual Locking biely 0,5 m, PC3606

The ACT Powercord C13 IEC Lock+ to C14 IEC Lock is a 0.5 m white power cable with dual locking connectors (C13 and C14). The cable features a unique PDU-side connector that locks both at the top and the side, providing extra protection against accidental disconnection and ensuring a stable power connection for equipment. The universal locking mechanism is compatible with PDUs from all major brands and is suitable for use in Europe, Australia (10A/250V~) and in America, Canada and Japan (15A/250V~).

Advantages

The dual locking system prevents unwanted release on both the equipment and PDU ends, reducing the risk of downtime and equipment damage. The short 0.5 m length and white colour make the cable suitable for tidy rack or desktop installations where a secure, unobtrusive connection is required. Using standard C13 and C14 couplers ensures broad compatibility with servers, PDUs and other IT equipment.

Suitable for

• Connecting servers and network equipment to PDUs in racks
• Secure power connections in data centres and server rooms
• Short, tidy power runs behind desks or in compact equipment cabinets
• Environments where accidental disconnection must be prevented

Key specifications

• Connector 1: C13 coupler
• Connector 2: C14 coupler
• Cable length: 0.5 m
• Rated voltage: 250 V
• Rated current: 10 A (Europe/Australia) — 15 A in America/Canada/Japan per local norms
• Colour: White

How to use

Insert the C14 end into the PDU and the C13 end into the equipment inlet until the locking mechanism engages. Verify the top and side locks have clicked into place on the PDU connector to ensure the dual lock is active. To remove, press the release mechanism as specified by the PDU/cable design and withdraw the connector. Follow standard safety procedures: disconnect power at the source before installing or removing cables when required.

Recommendations

Use this cable where short, secure power connections are needed. Ensure compatibility with equipment ratings and local electrical standards before use. Regularly inspect locks and connectors for wear and replace the cable if locking functionality is compromised.