C20 to C21 Power Cords: Heavy-Duty Connectivity for Servers and Data Centers
Introduction
In the realm of data centers and server rooms, reliable power connectivity is paramount. CableLeader's C20 to C21 power cords are designed to provide robust, heavy-duty power solutions for your critical equipment. These cords feature an IEC-60320-C20 connector on one end and an IEC-60320-C21 receptacle on the other, ensuring seamless compatibility with a wide range of devices.
Connectors Explained
The IEC-60320-C20 connector is a three-pin, grounded plug commonly found on power distribution units (PDUs) and uninterruptible power supplies (UPSs) in data centers. It is rated for up to 20A and 250V, making it suitable for high-power applications. The IEC-60320-C21 receptacle, on the other hand, is designed to connect to devices such as servers, computers, and other equipment that require reliable power delivery.
Extending Power Reach
One of the primary uses of C20 to C21 power cords is to extend the reach of existing power cords, providing greater flexibility in your setup. By connecting the C21 receptacle to your device and plugging the C20 connector into a PDU or UPS, you can easily increase the distance between your equipment and the power source, eliminating the need for complex cable management solutions.
Specifications and Quality
CableLeader's C20 to C21 power cords are built with quality and durability in mind. These cords feature:
- Heavy-duty 12 AWG conductors for reliable power delivery
- Fully molded connectors for enhanced durability and strain relief
- UL and cUL listed for safety compliance
- RoHS and REACH compliant materials for environmental responsibility
Durable and Safe
With their robust construction and compliance with industry standards, CableLeader's C20 to C21 power cords ensure reliable power connectivity while prioritizing safety. The heavy-duty 12 AWG conductors and fully molded connectors are designed to withstand the rigors of data center environments, providing long-lasting performance and peace of mind.
Applications and Benefits
C20 to C21 power cords are ideal for a variety of applications, including:
- Data centers: Provide reliable power to servers, storage arrays, and other mission-critical equipment.
- Server rooms: Ensure uninterrupted power delivery to racks of servers and networking equipment.
- IT infrastructure: Connect high-power devices such as blade servers, routers, and switches to PDUs or UPSs.
Flexibility and Convenience
By offering a range of lengths from 3 to 15 feet, CableLeader's C20 to C21 power cords provide the flexibility you need to optimize your setup. Whether you require a short cord for tight spaces or a longer one for greater reach, CableLeader has you covered, ensuring convenient and hassle-free power connectivity.
Conclusion
In the mission-critical environments of data centers and server rooms, reliable power connectivity is non-negotiable. CableLeader's C20 to C21 power cords offer a robust, heavy-duty solution for powering your essential equipment. With their durable construction, compliance with industry standards, and a range of lengths to suit your needs, these cords provide peace of mind and ensure uninterrupted power delivery. Trust CableLeader for all your power connectivity requirements in data centers and beyond.
C20 to C21 Power Cord FAQs
What is the difference between C20 and C21?
The C20 and C21 connectors are part of the IEC 60320 standard for power cords. The C20 is a male connector that plugs into a device, while the C21 is a female receptacle that receives the C20 connector. These cords are designed to provide reliable power connectivity for servers, computers, and other devices in data centers.
What are C20 to C21 power cords used for?
C20 to C21 power cords are commonly used to:
- Extend the reach of existing power cords for more flexibility in your setup
- Provide reliable power to critical equipment in data centers and server rooms
What are the key features of C20 to C21 power cords?
CableLeader's C20 to C21 power cords feature:
- Heavy-duty 12 AWG conductors for maximum power delivery
- Fully molded connectors for durability and longevity
- UL and cUL listed for safety compliance
- RoHS and REACH compliant materials for environmental friendliness
Are C19 and C20 the same?
No, C19 and C20 are different connectors. The C19 is a female receptacle, while the C20 is a male connector. The C19 is typically found on power cables, while the C20 is used on devices, power supplies, and extension cables.
What does a C20 plug into?
The C20 male connector plugs into a C21 female receptacle. This allows you to connect devices like servers, computers, and networking equipment to a power source, such as a PDU or UPS in a data center.