ANGLED C14 C13 Power Cords
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About ANGLED C14 C13 Power Cords
Angled power cords are helpful in scenarios where the PDU is mounted vertically on the rack. Have an angled plug in these situations decreases the chance that someone walking by will accidentally hit the plug and remove it from the PDU, also in tight installations a standard connector/plug will not fit. We offer both left angled and right angled applications to best suite your needs. We also offer a variety of standard lengths ranging from 1' to 15'. We offer Angled C14/C13 cords in "Light Duty" 18AWG and "Heavy Duty" 14AWG. Standard color is black.
The plugs and connectors in this collection
What each end is, what it mates with, and where to find every cord built on it.
Connector · IEC 60320
IEC 60320 C13
- 15 Amps
- 125/250V
On 38 of the cords here (75%)
The IEC 60320 C13 is a grounded 3 Wire connector rated up to 250V and 15 Amps. The C13 mates with a C14 inlet, and is commonly used in a jumper cable scenario in IT Installations providing power from a PDU to a server, router, switch or other computing device. Most people know the C13 as 'the thing that plugs into my computer' because it is the standard connector used to power most desktop computers. In a desktop computer application, the most common cable is the NEMA 5-15P to C13, which connects your standard North American wall outlet to a desktop computer.
Mates with IEC 60320 C14 Inlet
Plug · IEC 60320
IEC 60320 C14 - LEFT ANGLE
- 15 Amps
- 125/250V
On 22 of the cords here (43%)
The LEFT ANGLE refers to the cord orientation relative to the plug face, refer to the diagram. When looking at the back of the connector (as if plugged in) the cord will exit left. The IEC 60320 C14 is a grounded 3 Wire Plug rated up to 250V and 15 Amps. The C14 mates with a C13 outlet, typically found on Data Center/IT specific PDUs (Power Distribution Unit). The most common configuration for a C14 is in a jumper cable scenario, providing power from a PDU to IT Equipment.
Mates with IEC 60320 C13 Outlet
Plug · IEC 60320
IEC 60320 C14 - RIGHT ANGLE
- 15 Amps
- 125/250V
On 16 of the cords here (31%)
The RIGHT ANGLE refers to the cord orientation relative to the plug face, refer to the diagram. When looking at the back of the connector (as if plugged in) the cord will exit right. The IEC 60320 C14 is a grounded 3 Wire Plug rated up to 250V and 15 Amps. The C14 mates with a C13 outlet, typically found on Data Center/IT specific PDUs (Power Distribution Unit). The most common configuration for a C14 is in a jumper cable scenario, providing power from a PDU to IT Equipment.
Mates with IEC 60320 C13 Outlet
Plug · IEC 60320
IEC 60320 C14
- 15 Amps
- 250 volts
On 13 of the cords here (25%)
The IEC 60320 C14 is a grounded 3 Wire Plug rated up to 250V and 15 Amps. The C14 mates with a C13 outlet, typically found on Data Center/IT specific PDUs (Power Distribution Unit). The most common configuration for a C14 is in a jumper cable scenario, providing power from a PDU to IT Equipment.
Mates with IEC 60320 C13 Outlet
Connector · IEC 60320
IEC 60320 C13 Left Angle
- 15 Amps
- 125/250V
On 7 of the cords here (14%)
The IEC 60320 C13 is a grounded 3 Wire connector rated up to 250V and 15 Amps. The C13 mates with a C14 inlet, and is commonly used in a jumper cable scenario in IT Installations providing power from a PDU to a server, router, switch or other computing device. Most people know the C13 as 'the thing that plugs into my computer' because it is the standard connector used to power most desktop computers. In a desktop computer application, the most common cable is the NEMA 5-15P to C13, which connects your standard North American wall outlet to a desktop computer. With the ground at 12:00 and looking at the back of the C13 (when plugged in), the cord exits at 9:00 (to the left).
Mates with IEC 60320 C14 Inlet
Connector · IEC 60320
IEC 60320 C13 Right Angle
- 15 Amps
- 125/250V
On 6 of the cords here (12%)
The IEC 60320 C13 is a grounded 3 Wire connector rated up to 250V and 15 Amps. The C13 mates with a C14 inlet, and is commonly used in a jumper cable scenario in IT Installations providing power from a PDU to a server, router, switch or other computing device. Most people know the C13 as 'the thing that plugs into my computer' because it is the standard connector used to power most desktop computers. In a desktop computer application, the most common cable is the NEMA 5-15P to C13, which connects your standard North American wall outlet to a desktop computer. With the ground at 12:00 and looking at the back of the C13 (when plugged in), the cord exits at 3:00 (to the right).
Mates with IEC 60320 C14 Inlet
About ANGLED C14 C13 Power Cords
ANGLED IEC 60320 C14 C13 Power Cords are typically used when space behind your device is limited, such as in a server rack/cabinet, in a data center, or in a network closet. However, these can also be used for convenience when connecting a computer, monitor, server, routers, switches etc.
Typical Applications of Angled C14 to C13 Power Cords
Angled C14 to C13 cords are commonly used when the PDU is mounted facing outward into the aisle, and a straight version would have the cord set hanging into the aisle. This can cause serious issues when technicians are walking down the aisle as they are highly likely to accidentally snag the power cord and disconnect it from the PDU. Angled Cords solve this problem by allowing the cord set to come of the PDU and immediately travel inward toward the center of the rack, ensuring the disconnects are less likely.
Current rating
10–15 Amps
Voltage rating
250 volts
Certifications & compliance
- UL
- cUL
- RoHS
- REACH
- Every cord we build is hi-pot tested
- Same-day shipping by 2:30 PM ET
- NET 30/60/90 for approved accounts
- In-house engineering and compliance support
Frequently asked questions
- What certifications do these power cords carry?
- UL and cUL-listed cord sets across the catalog, with 30+ international approval marks (VDE, ENEC, PSE, SAA, CCC, KC and more) on country-specific cords. The approvals each part carries are listed on its product page; documentation is available from sales.
- Do you require a minimum order quantity?
- No. We sell from 1 cord to 100,000. Volume discounts apply automatically at quantity breaks — you'll see pricing tiers on every product page.
- Can I get a custom length or color?
- Yes. Custom lengths and non-standard colors are hand-terminated in our Connecticut shop — typically 3–4 business days from in-stock components. Call (860) 763-2100 or submit a quote request with your specs.
- How fast does this ship?
- In-stock orders placed by 2:30 PM ET ship the same day via FedEx or UPS. All standard configurations are stocked in East Windsor, CT.