Eaton Tripp Lite Series C14 to C21 Heavy-Duty Power Cord
The Eaton Tripp Lite P037-002-ARD is a professional-grade C14 to C21 power cord engineered for demanding IT environments. This heavy-duty power cable delivers reliable 15A at 250V, making it ideal for high-output servers, UPS systems, PDUs, network switches, and blade server installations. The bright red jacket ensures quick identification in dense server racks, while the robust 14 AWG conductors provide superior durability and performance for mission-critical equipment. At just 2 feet (0.6 m), this compact yet powerful cord is perfect for short-run connections in tight rack spaces.
Key Features
- IEC 60320 C14 to C21 connectors for universal compatibility
- Heavy-duty construction rated for 15A at 250V AC
- 14 AWG conductors for reliable power delivery
- 2 ft (0.6 m) length ideal for server rack installations
- Bright red jacket for easy cable identification
- Designed for North American electrical standards
- Compatible with servers, UPS units, PDUs, and network switches
- Suitable for blade servers and high-output network equipment
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Eaton Tripp Lite Series |
| Part Number |
P037-002-ARD |
| Input Connector |
IEC 60320 C14 |
| Output Connector |
IEC 60320 C21 |
| Voltage Rating |
250V AC |
| Current Rating |
15A |
| Wire Gauge |
14 AWG |
| Cable Length |
2 ft (0.6 m) |
| Jacket Color |
Red |
| Regional Standard |
North American |
| Application |
Servers, UPS, PDUs, Network Switches, Racks |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a C14 to C21 power cord used for?
A C14 to C21 power cord connects power distribution units (PDUs) and UPS systems to high-power IT equipment like servers, blade servers, and network switches. The C21 connector accepts power from PDUs, while the C14 connector plugs into the device's power inlet.
Is this heavy-duty power cable suitable for server racks?
Yes, the Eaton Tripp Lite P037-002-ARD is specifically designed for server rack environments. Its 2 ft length is ideal for short connections within racks, and the 15A 250V rating handles high-output equipment reliably.
Why choose a red power cord for IT equipment?
The red jacket provides instant visual identification in dense server environments, reducing connection errors and simplifying cable management. This is especially valuable in large data centers with multiple power cords.
What does 14 AWG mean for power cord performance?
14 AWG (American Wire Gauge) indicates the conductor thickness. This gauge is rated for 15A at 250V and provides excellent durability and minimal voltage drop, ensuring stable power delivery to critical network equipment.
