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This 1-meter power cable is designed for IT professionals and data center technicians who require a reliable, high-current connection between UPS systems or PDUs and networking hardware. It ensures stable power delivery with robust H05VV-F 1.5mm wiring and a secure, fully moulded design, though the 1-meter length may limit reach in larger rack configurations without proper cable management.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 013061 |
| Brand | kenable |
While it is built for professional UPS and server environments, it can be used for any equipment that specifically requires a C20 to C13 connection.
This cable uses H05VV-F 1.5mm wiring, which is designed for standard high-power electronic distribution.
No. The C20 connector is designed for high-amperage UPS and PDU outlets, not standard wall sockets.
It is a standard H05VV-F power lead with a PVC jacket, designed for power transmission rather than signal integrity.
This specific model (MPN: 013061) is the 1-meter variant.
Verify that both ends of the cable are fully seated and that the power source (UPS or PDU) is currently outputting electricity.
Check the port for debris or dust that may be preventing a full seat; if the port itself is worn, replace the socket or re-seat the cable firmly.
To install, ensure the IEC C20 male plug is firmly seated into your power source and the C13 female end is locked securely into the hardware's power supply input. Always verify that your equipment requires a C13 connector before insertion, as forced connection can damage pins. To maintain the cable's longevity, avoid bending the cable at sharp 90-degree angles at the moulding points, as this can cause internal wire stress over time. If the cable requires cleaning, wipe it down with a dry or slightly damp anti-static cloth; do not use chemical solvents that could degrade the PVC jacket.
