Tripp Lite P006-015-15D Right-angle Power Cord 15 Ft

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE P006-015-15D is a right-angle AC power cord designed to connect equipment with an IEC C13 inlet to a standard NEMA 5-15P grounded outlet. The right-angle plug profile keeps the cord low-profile at the wall, reducing strain on the outlet and making it practical in tight rack or cabinet installations where horizontal clearance is limited. At 15 feet in length, this cord suits typical rack-to-wall or PDU-to-equipment runs in server rooms, data closets, and commercial AV or IT environments. Electricians, IT technicians, and data center installers routinely specify this type of cord for enterprise power distribution and surge protection applications.

This power cord is suited for enterprise environments where power distribution units, surge protectors, UPS systems, and other rack-mounted equipment require reliable AC power connections. The 15-foot length provides flexibility for routing from a wall outlet or floor-mount PDU to rack equipment. It is commonly deployed in data centers, network closets, and commercial installations where standard 120-volt AC power is distributed to IEC C13-terminated devices.

Key Features

• Right-angle NEMA 5-15P plug reduces wall clearance requirements and minimizes cord stress at the outlet
• IEC C13 connector mates with standard power inlets on servers, monitors, UPS units, and PDUs
• 15-foot cord length suits rack-to-wall and PDU-to-equipment runs without excess slack
• Grounded three-conductor construction for standard 120-volt AC circuits
• Designed for enterprise surge protection and power distribution unit applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or supplemental power cord for equipment with IEC C13 power inlets operating on standard NEMA 5-15P grounded 120-volt AC circuits, including PDUs, surge protectors, UPS systems, and rack-mounted IT equipment.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or qualified IT infrastructure technicians. Power down and de-energize all equipment before connecting or disconnecting this cord. Verify that the circuit voltage and amperage rating are compatible with the connected equipment before energizing. Do not exceed the cord or receptacle amperage rating, and route the cord to avoid pinch points, heat sources, or sharp edges in the rack.