C14 to C15 Power Extension Cord 14 AWG 15A Yellow 6FT
The ENET C14 to C15 power extension cord is engineered for reliable power distribution in data centers, server rooms, and IT infrastructure environments. This 6-foot yellow extension cord features 14 AWG copper conductors rated for 15A continuous operation, delivering consistent power to PDUs, UPS systems, and server equipment. The bright yellow jacket provides easy identification in cable-dense installations while the C14 male to C15 female configuration ensures secure, locking connections that prevent accidental disconnection during critical operations.
Key Features
- C14 male to C15 female connector configuration for PDU and UPS compatibility
- 14 AWG copper conductor wire rated for 15 ampere continuous current
- 6-foot length provides optimal reach in server rack installations
- Bright yellow jacket for quick cable identification and organization
- Locking connector design prevents accidental power disconnection
- Rated for 250V AC operation across standard IT power systems
- Durable PVC insulation for enhanced durability and safety
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Value |
| Manufacturer |
ENET Solutions |
| Part Number |
C14C15-YL-6F-ENC |
| Connector Type |
C14 Male to C15 Female |
| Wire Gauge |
14 AWG |
| Amperage Rating |
15A |
| Voltage Rating |
250V AC |
| Cable Length |
6 Feet |
| Jacket Color |
Yellow |
| Conductor Material |
Copper |
| Insulation Type |
PVC |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a C14 to C15 power cord used for?
A C14 to C15 power extension cord connects power distribution units (PDUs) and uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) to server equipment and IT infrastructure. The C14 male connector plugs into PDU outlets while the C15 female connector receives power from upstream sources, making it ideal for extending power reach in data center environments.
Is this power extension cord suitable for server rooms?
Yes, the ENET C14 C15 extension cord is specifically designed for server room and data center applications. The 15A rating, 14 AWG copper conductors, and locking connectors ensure reliable power delivery to critical IT equipment while the yellow jacket aids in cable management and identification.
What does 14 AWG 15A mean on a power cord?
14 AWG refers to the wire gauge (American Wire Gauge), indicating the thickness of the copper conductors inside the cord. 15A is the maximum continuous current the cord can safely carry. This combination is standard for PDU and UPS power cords in IT environments, providing safe and reliable power distribution.
Why choose a yellow power extension cord?
The bright yellow jacket on this C14 to C15 power cord provides high visibility in cable-dense server racks and data centers, simplifying cable identification, troubleshooting, and maintenance. Color-coded cords reduce installation errors and improve overall infrastructure organization.
