Key Features
- Standard IEC 60320 C14 plug to C19 connector
- Yellow jacket for easy identification of redundant power paths
- Rated for 15 Amps, 250 Volts AC
- 14 AWG conductors
- North America SJT cable jacket
- 2.5 Meter / 8 Feet cord length
Documentation
- Technical Drawing
- Certificate of Compliance
- Certificate of Origin
- REACH Compliance
- RoHS Compliance
- Prop 65 Declaration
- WEEE Compliance
- Product Lifecycle Statement
- ISO 9001:2015 QMS Certificate
Specifications
| Male Plug | IEC320 C14 |
| Female Connector | IEC320 C19 |
| Amperage | 15 Amps |
| Voltage | 250 Volts |
| Length | 2.5 Meter / 8 Feet |
| Tolerance | ± 50 mm / ± 2 inches for molded cords± 100 mm / ± 4 inches for mechanical cords |
| Conductor Gauge | 14 AWG |
| Conductor Count | 3 wires |
| Conductor Color Code | Black, White, Green | North American Color Code (NACC) |
| Outside Diameter | 9.1-9.5mm |
| Cable Jacket | North America SJT |
| Jacket Material | PVC |
| Jacket Temperature Rating | 105° C |
| Color | Yellow |
| Testing | Each cord is tested for dielectric voltage-withstand (Hi-Pot), polarization and continuity. |
| Certification(s) | US & Canada - cULus |
| Packaging | Loose & Bundled |
Application Notes
IEC 60320 C14 to C19 Yellow power cords provide a connection between a C14-outlet power source and equipment with a C20 inlet, with color-coded jacket identification for redundant power path management.
Color-coded cords simplify the identification of redundant power paths in data center and server rack environments. Using Yellow cords for a dedicated power feed allows operations teams to verify dual-feed connections and trace circuits at a glance, reducing the risk of accidental disconnects during rack servicing.
C14 to C19 Yellow cords are used in data centers, lab environments, and specialty rack deployments where a C14 source outlet must connect to C20-inlet equipment and clear power path identification is required.
Product FAQs
What equipment uses a C19 connector?
The C19 connector mates with C20 inlets found on high-density servers, PDUs, UPS units, and other power distribution equipment. It is an IEC 60320 connector commonly used in data center and enterprise infrastructure.
Why use a C14 plug with a C19 connector?
A C14-to-C19 cord allows equipment with a C20 inlet to be powered from a C14-outlet source — useful in lab environments, specialty rack deployments, or situations where a compact plug form factor is required at the source end.
Why use Yellow power cords?
Color-coded power cords make it easy to identify redundant power paths at a glance. Using Yellow cords for a specific power feed helps data center and operations teams quickly trace circuits, verify dual-feed connections, and reduce the risk of accidental disconnects during rack servicing.
How do I choose the right conductor gauge?
Conductor gauge determines the current-carrying capacity of the cord. A heavier gauge (lower AWG number) supports higher amperage loads, while a lighter gauge (higher AWG number) is more flexible and suited for lower-load devices. Always select a gauge that meets or exceeds the amperage requirements of your circuit and connected equipment.
