ACT virtajohto C13 IEC Lock+ – C14 IEC Lock Dual Locking punainen 2 m, PC3615

The ACT Powercord C13 IEC Lock+ C14 IEC Lock Dual Locking red 2 m is a 2 m dual-locking power cable with a C13 coupler and a C14 plug. It provides a dual locking system on the PDU side (top and side) via a unique connector that increases protection against accidental disconnection. The universal locking mechanism is compatible with PDUs from all common manufacturers and the cable supports up to 250 V and 10 A, suitable for use in Europe, Australia and regions using similar ratings as well as compatible variants in America, Canada and Japan.

Advantages

The dual-lock design secures the connection on both equipment and PDU ends, reducing the risk of unintentional release and associated downtime. The unique PDU connector locks at two points (top and side) for extra retention, while the universal mechanism ensures wide compatibility with existing PDUs. The cable’s specification (250 V, 10 A) meets common data centre and IT rack requirements for safe power delivery.

Suitable for

• Power connections between PDUs and IT equipment in server rooms and data centres
• Rack-mounted equipment where accidental disconnection must be prevented
• Environments requiring standardized IEC connections with locking for continuity of service

Key specifications

• Brand: ACT
• Model / MPN: AK5514
• EAN: 5056313247231
• Length: 2 m
• Connectors: C13 (coupler) to C14 (plug), both with IEC Lock+
• Rated voltage: 250 V~
• Rated current: 10 A
• Color: Red

How to use

Insert the C14 plug into the PDU inlet and ensure the locking tabs engage at both the top and the side of the connector. Connect the C13 coupler to the equipment inlet until it clicks and is secure. To disconnect, release the IEC Lock+ mechanism according to the connector’s release method and withdraw the plug. Follow site-specific power-down procedures before removing the cable to avoid interruption or equipment damage.

Recommendations

Use this cable in combination with PDUs and equipment that accept IEC C13/C14 connections. Inspect the locking mechanism periodically for secure engagement and replace the cable if any damage to the connector, locking tabs, or insulation is visible. Adhere to local electrical codes and the equipment manufacturer’s installation guidelines.