Eaton Tripp Lite P035-006-AWH 20A C20 to C21 Power Cord
The Eaton Tripp Lite P035-006-AWH is a professional-grade 20A C20 to C21 power cord engineered for demanding data center and server room environments. This 6 ft heavy-duty power cord features 12 AWG wire construction, delivering reliable power distribution to high-output IT equipment, PDUs, and UPS systems. With a white jacket for easy rack identification and temperature ratings up to 105°C (221°F), this cord is built to perform in mission-critical installations where power reliability cannot be compromised.
Key Features
- 20A rated capacity for high-power equipment connections
- C20 to C21 connector configuration for PDU and UPS compatibility
- 12 AWG wire gauge for superior power delivery and minimal voltage drop
- 6 ft (1.8 m) length for flexible rack and cabinet positioning
- White jacket for clear identification and organization in dense installations
- 105°C (221°F) temperature rating for hot environments
- Heavy-duty construction rated for continuous operation
- IEC 60320 standard compliant connectors
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Detail |
| Manufacturer |
Eaton Tripp Lite |
| Part Number |
P035-006-AWH |
| Connector Type |
C20 to C21 IEC 60320 |
| Amperage Rating |
20A |
| Wire Gauge |
12 AWG |
| Length |
6 ft (1.8 m) |
| Jacket Color |
White |
| Operating Temperature |
Up to 105°C (221°F) |
| Application |
Data centers, server rooms, PDUs, UPS systems |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between C20 and C21 connectors?
The C20 connector is the male plug that connects to power sources like PDUs and UPS units, while the C21 connector is the female receptacle that connects to IT equipment with C19 or C22 power inlets. This C20 to C21 power cord bridges these two connection types.
Is this 20A power cord suitable for high-output servers?
Yes, the 20A rating and 12 AWG wire make this cord ideal for high-output IT equipment requiring substantial power delivery. It's commonly used in data centers for connecting servers, storage arrays, and other power-hungry devices to PDU and UPS infrastructure.
Can I use this heavy-duty power cord in hot environments?
Absolutely. With a temperature rating of 105°C (221°F), this heavy-duty power cord is designed for hot data center environments where ambient temperatures and equipment heat can be significant factors.
Why choose 12 AWG wire for power distribution?
The 12 AWG wire gauge minimizes voltage drop over the 6 ft length, ensuring stable power delivery to connected equipment. This is critical for maintaining equipment performance and preventing power-related failures in mission-critical installations.
