Eaton Tripp Lite P037-005-ABL C14 to C21 Power Cord
The Tripp Lite P037-005-ABL heavy-duty power cord delivers reliable, high-capacity power distribution for demanding data center and server environments. This C14 to C21 power cord features 14 AWG wire rated for 15A at 250V, making it ideal for connecting high-powered equipment to PDUs, UPS systems, and power distribution infrastructure in AI/machine-learning facilities and large server racks. The 5 ft. length provides optimal reach in crowded rack enclosures without excess cable clutter.
Key Features
- IEC 60320 C14 to C21 connectors for universal compatibility
- Heavy-duty 14 AWG wire construction supports 15A at 250V
- 5 ft. (1.5 m) length ideal for rack-mounted equipment
- UL-listed for safety and reliability in commercial installations
- Blue PVC jacket with fully molded connector ends
- Quick identification and accidental disconnection prevention
- Suitable for data centers, servers, and high-power applications
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Eaton Tripp Lite Series |
| Part Number |
P037-005-ABL |
| Connector Type |
IEC 60320 C14 to C21 |
| Wire Gauge |
14 AWG |
| Amperage Rating |
15A |
| Voltage Rating |
250V |
| Length |
5 ft. (1.5 m) |
| Jacket Material |
Blue PVC |
| Certification |
UL-listed |
| Connector Finish |
Fully molded blue ends |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a C14 to C21 power cord used for?
A C14 to C21 power cord connects high-powered equipment with C22 inlets to PDUs, UPS systems, and power distribution units. It's commonly used in data centers, server rooms, and AI/machine-learning facilities where reliable, high-capacity power distribution is critical.
Is the Tripp Lite P037-005-ABL suitable for server rack installations?
Yes, this heavy-duty power cord is specifically designed for server rack environments. The 5 ft. length provides optimal reach in crowded enclosures, and the blue PVC jacket with molded ends enables quick identification and prevents accidental disconnection.
What does 14 AWG wire mean for power delivery?
14 AWG (American Wire Gauge) indicates the wire thickness, which directly impacts power capacity. This heavy-duty 14 AWG construction safely supports 15A at 250V, making it suitable for high-power connections in demanding data center applications.
Why choose a UL-listed power cord?
UL certification ensures the power cord meets rigorous safety and performance standards. For critical infrastructure like data centers and servers, UL-listed cords provide compliance, reliability, and protection against electrical hazards.
