Tripp Lite P004-003-ABL C13 C14 Power Cord 10A 18AWG 3ft

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE P004-003-ABL is a 3-foot IEC 320 power cord designed for connecting enterprise-grade equipment to power distribution units and surge protection devices. It features a C13 female connector on one end and a C14 male connector on the other, supporting up to 10 amps of current capacity over 18 AWG conductors. The blue jacket color aids in cable identification and management in high-density rack environments. This cord is a standard replacement or supplemental cable used by IT professionals and electricians working in data centers, server rooms, and commercial electrical installations.

This power cord is suited for use in rack-mounted environments where PDU-to-device connections are required. Typical applications include connecting servers, UPS units, rack-mounted switches, and other IT hardware to power distribution units. The C13-to-C14 configuration is a widely used standard pairing in enterprise power delivery. The 3-foot length is practical for short runs within a rack cabinet or between adjacent units. The blue jacket is commonly used to designate specific power circuits or voltage feeds in color-coded cable management schemes.

Key Features

• C13 female to C14 male connector configuration for standard rack power connections
• 10-amp current rating suitable for typical enterprise rack equipment loads
• 18 AWG conductor gauge appropriate for the rated current and cord length
• 3-foot length designed for short in-rack or PDU-to-device runs
• Blue jacket for easy identification in color-coded cable management installations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or supplemental C13-to-C14 power cord for use with enterprise surge protection devices, power distribution units, and rack-mounted equipment requiring IEC 320 C13 and C14 connections.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by IT professionals or licensed electricians servicing data center or commercial rack environments. Always power down or de-energize the connected equipment and PDU circuit before connecting or disconnecting this cord. Verify that the circuit load does not exceed the 10-amp rating of this cord. Follow NEC guidelines and the equipment manufacturer's requirements for power cord selection and installation in rack systems.