Cable de alimentación C13 - C14 negro 0,9 m ACT AK5165

The ACT Power cord C13 - C14 black 0.9 m (AK5165) is a compact mains cable intended for reliable connection between compatible equipment and IEC power outlets. With a C14 male coupler on one end and a C13 female coupler on the other, this 0.9 metre cable supports standard 230 V mains and rated current up to 6 A, offering a tidy, short-length solution for rack-mount devices, power strips and desktop appliances that require IEC connections.

Advantages

This power cord provides a standardized IEC connection that is widely compatible with IT equipment and small appliances. The 0.9 m length reduces cable clutter and is convenient for close-proximity connections inside cabinets or behind desks. Its black jacket offers a neutral appearance suitable for professional environments, while the rated voltage and current ensure safe operation within specified limits.

Suitable for

• Connecting servers, switches and network equipment to power distribution units or wall-mounted IEC outlets
• Powering desktop UPS units and small uninterruptible power supplies
• Linking monitors, printers and other office equipment with IEC C13 inlets
• Short-distance internal wiring in server racks, cabinets and AV racks

Key specifications

• Cable type: IEC C13 (female) to IEC C14 (male)
• Length: 0.9 m
• Color: Black
• Rated voltage: 230 V
• Rated current: 6 A
• Application: Mains power connection for IT and office equipment

How to use

Ensure both the device and the power source are switched off before connecting the cable. Insert the C13 female end into the device's IEC inlet and plug the C14 male end into the corresponding IEC outlet or power distribution unit. Verify the connection is secure and free of strain. After connections are made, power up the source and the connected device according to their operating instructions.

Recommendations

Use this cable for short-distance power connections only; avoid running it under heavy loads or in locations where it may be pinched or exposed to heat. Inspect the cable periodically for damage and replace it if the insulation or connectors show wear. For installations requiring higher current or longer runs, select a cable with appropriate ratings.