Microconnect PE2019R3 virtajohto punainen 3 m C20-liitin C19-liitin

The Microconnect PE2019R3 3 m power cable provides a reliable connection between C20 and C19 couplers for use with compatible power supplies and equipment. Designed for stable power delivery, this 3-metre cable supports typical data centre and professional AV setups as well as home server and workstation configurations. The cable construction balances flexibility and durability to accommodate rack-mounted and freestanding installations without compromising electrical continuity.

Advantages

The cable delivers a secure C20 to C19 connection that reduces the risk of accidental disconnection in rack and enclosure environments. Its 3-metre length offers extended reach for equipment located away from power distribution units or outlets. The robust outer jacket and strain relief protect conductors from mechanical stress while maintaining consistent electrical performance across typical operating conditions.

Suitable for

• Connecting rack-mounted servers, PDUs and networking equipment
• Powering workstations and desktop systems with C19/C20 power inlets
• AV racks and professional media equipment requiring IEC C19/C20 connections
• Home labs and small server rooms needing extended cable reach

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 metres
• Connector types: IEC C20 (male) to IEC C19 (female)
• Conductor type: multi-strand copper (typical for power cables of this class)
• Jacket: flexible, abrasion-resistant outer sheath suitable for indoor use
• Voltage and current rating: designed for standard equipment rated for IEC C19/C20 power connections

How to use

Inspect both the cable and device inlets before connection to ensure compatibility with IEC C19 and C20 sockets. With power sources turned off, insert the C20 end into the power distribution unit or PSU inlet and the C19 end into the device. Ensure connectors are fully seated and cable routing avoids sharp bends or pinch points. After installation, switch power on and verify correct operation of connected equipment. For disconnection, turn off power and gently withdraw the connector to avoid undue stress on the cable or device inlet.

Recommendations

Use the cable indoors in dry, ventilated environments and avoid exposure to liquids or excessive heat. Route cables to prevent tripping hazards and secure them with appropriate ties or cable management hardware. Replace the cable if the jacket or connectors show visible damage, and follow equipment manufacturer specifications for current and voltage limits when selecting power cabling.