Lindy Power Cable - 2m - IEC C14 to IEC C15



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The Lindy 2m IEC C14 to IEC C15 'Hot Condition' Power Cable is designed for users needing to connect heat-generating equipment to a power source, such as a UPS. Its key benefit is the high-temperature resistance of the C15 connector, ensuring safe operation for devices that run hot. A caveat to note is that this cable is intended for dry areas only. This black, 2-meter cable features a C14 plug for input and a C15 connector for output, ideal for servers, networking gear, and professional AV equipment.
| Model Part Number | 30314 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lindy |
The primary difference is the temperature rating. A C15 connector is designed to withstand higher temperatures (up to 120°C) due to a notch on the connector. A standard C13 connector is rated for lower temperatures (up to 70°C). This makes the C15 suitable for hot-running equipment.
No, this cable is explicitly stated to be for 'Dry Areas Only' and should not be used in humid or wet conditions.
The cable provides a maximum of 10 Amperes (A) at 250 Volts (V).
It is commonly used for powering equipment that generates higher heat, such as servers, networking devices, and professional AV hardware, especially when connecting to a UPS.
This cable comes with a 10-year warranty.
'Hot Condition' refers to the C15 connector's ability to handle higher operating temperatures compared to standard power cables.
Yes, the cable is compliant with RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) and REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals) regulations.
Ensure the C14 plug is securely inserted into the power source and the C15 connector is fully plugged into the device. Verify that the power source is active and the device is switched on. Check that the device's power requirements do not exceed the cable's 10A/250V rating.
While the C15 connector is rated for higher temperatures, the cable itself or the connected device should not excessively overheat. Ensure the connected device has adequate ventilation. If the cable jacket feels unusually hot, disconnect immediately and inspect for damage or overload. Ensure the ambient operating temperature is within the specified range (-10 to 70°C).
Disconnect the cable immediately if you notice any cuts, fraying, or damage to the cable jacket, or bent or damaged pins on the connectors. Replace the cable to ensure safety and reliable operation.
Setup: Simply connect the IEC C14 (male) connector to your power source, such as a UPS, PDU, or wall socket with a C13 inlet. Then, connect the IEC C15 (female) connector to your compatible device, typically one with a corresponding C15 inlet designed for higher heat conditions.
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