Tripp Lite C20-to-C19 Power Extension Cord, 12 AWG, 20A, 250V

The Tripp Lite C20-to-C19 power extension cord family provides a reliable, heavy-duty solution for high-output IT and data center equipment. Built with 12 AWG conductors to support 20A at 250V, these cords connect IEC-320-C20 to IEC-320-C19 devices such as servers, network switches, routers, blade server enclosures, PDUs and UPS systems. Products in this family feature durable jackets (examples in the variants include blue PVC and SJT construction) to resist wear and aid identification in crowded racks. Units are UL-listed and cUL-listed, rated for high-temperature environments (maximum operating temperature 60°C / 140°F), and are covered by a lifetime limited warranty with available technical support. Available in multiple lengths and colors to accommodate placement and help prevent accidental disconnection and downtime.

• REDUCES CABLE CLUTTER: Six-foot (1.8-meter) length provides a tailor-made fit between the device and the PDU or UPS in a crowded rack enclosure. The blue color helps with easy identification and organization, and the exact length reduces cable clutter.
• HEAVY-DUTY POWER CABLE: 20A C19-to-C20 power cable with 12 AWG wire for 250V high power connections. Connects a PDU, UPS, blade server, large router, or network switch with a C20 inlet. Ideal for large server applications, including AI data centers.
• RELIABLE PRODUCT FULLY BACKED AND SUPPORTED: This product is covered by a Lifetime Manufacturer's Limited Warranty and is supported by Eaton's expert technical support team over phone and email.
• UL LISTED: High-quality product is UL Listed and has been certified to meet scientific safety and quality standards. This product is also cUL Listed and is Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Compliant.
• HIGH-TEMPERATURE ENVIRONMENTS: Suitable for high-powered, high-temperature equipment. Maximum operating temperature of 60°C (140°F). Ideal upgrade for data center applications where temperature control and fire safety are high priorities.