Eaton P018-E06 14AWG PDU Power Cord, C15 to C14 P-Lock, 15A, 250V, 6', Black

MPN: P018-E06

Product Overview

• This power extension cord features 14 AWG wire suitable for high power connections, making it a reliable solution for large server applications that require a higher-rated, heavier-gauge cable. The P018-E06 is designed for higher-temperature devices, such as PoE (Power over Ethernet) switches with high-wattage power supplies, and similar network components. The six-foot (1.8-meter) length helps reduce cable clutter by providing a tailor-made fit between the device and the PDU in a crowded rack enclosure. The P-Lock C14 connector forms a secure connection with a PDU with a P-Lock outlet, including Eaton G4 and newer PDUs with C13 and C39 outlets. The P-Lock connection helps reduce costly downtime caused by accidental cable disconnections in a crowded rack or PDU space. The P018-E06 lets you replace a non-locking C14/C15 cable or upgrade an entire PDU application by pairing with an Eaton PDU or other PDU with P-Lock outlets.

Main Features

• Connects a PoE network switch to a PDU with a P-Lock C13 or C39 power connector and extends your existing power connection by 6 ft.
• Recommended for powering computers, servers and other network devices
• P-Lock C14 connector eliminates accidental cable disconnections in a crowded PDU
• Thick 14 AWG wire gauge manages high power levels required for larger equipment
• 6 ft. length allows flexibility in mounting devices within a rack while avoiding cable clutter
• This product is covered by a Lifetime limited warranty

Shipping Notes:

All our products are normally shipped within 1-2 business days from any of our warehouse locations below:

• Monrovia, CA 91016 (Most usual)
• Southaven, Mississippi 38671
• Greenville, South Carolina 29601

International orders may take an additional 2 to 3 days to processing documentation.

California Prop 65 Warning. This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

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