Power Cord Kit (6 ea), Locking, C19 to C20, 0.6m (2ft), Blue

In demanding IT environments, dependable power connectivity is the backbone of uptime. This Power Cord Kit pairs locking IEC 60320 C19 to C20 connectors with a compact 0.6 meter (2 ft) length, giving you a secure, organized solution for powering rack-mounted equipment. Sold as a 6-pack, these blue cords are perfect for color-coding critical feeds in data centers, server rooms, and network closets. Built to meet rigorous industry standards, these cords are designed for high-density racks, PDUs, and a wide range of IT gear, delivering reliable power delivery while reducing the risk of accidental unplugging during operation. With a heavy-duty jacket and precise locking mechanisms, this kit helps you maintain clean cable management, simplify maintenance, and keep critical devices powered where they belong.

• Locking reliability – These C19 to C20 locking power cords feature an integrated locking mechanism that secures the connection between devices and power sources. The locking design minimizes the chance of accidental disconnections in busy data centers or during equipment repositioning, safeguarding uptime and preventing unexpected reboot cycles. By maintaining a stable power link even in environments with vibration or dense cable management, these cords help protect sensitive servers, storage devices, and network gear from power interruptions that can impact performance and data integrity.
• IEC 60320 C19 to C20 compatibility – The cords terminate in IEC 60320 C19 and C20 connectors, delivering a reliable and standards-compliant power path for compatible IT equipment. This configuration is ideal for high-density racks, PDUs, and data center gear that requires a robust locking solution. The C19-to-C20 pairing supports a wide range of enterprise devices, including servers, switches, and power-distribution components, ensuring a secure fit that aligns with contemporary infrastructure designs.
• Compact 0.6 m (2 ft) length – With a 0.6 meter (2 ft) reach, these cords provide just the right amount of slack to connect devices in close proximity to power sources while avoiding excessive cable length that can clutter racks. The shorter length reduces chain topology risk and helps maintain clean cable routing, improving airflow and ease of maintenance. The compact size is particularly advantageous for rugged rack environments where horizontal cable runs are tightly engineered for performance and temperature control.
• Color-coded blue, 6-pack convenience – The striking blue color makes it simple to identify critical power feeds at a glance, aiding in quick maintenance, fault isolation, and inventory control. The 6-pack packaging gives you ample spares for multi-rack deployments or future scalability. Color-coding is especially useful in mixed environments with multiple power sources, ensuring the right cords go to the right PDUs and equipment—helping technicians accelerate rack setup and minimize cross-connection errors.
• Durable construction for enterprise use – Designed for data centers and enterprise IT, these locking cords feature a rugged jacket and precision-made connectors to withstand daily wear, rack vibrations, and repeated plug/unplug cycles. The high-quality materials and locking interface provide long-term reliability for uptime-critical equipment, promoting safer deployments and reducing replacement costs. The cords are built to maintain performance under varied ambient temperatures found in IT closets and data centers, contributing to stable power delivery across a broad range of devices.

Technical Details of Power Cord Kit (6 ea), Locking, C19 to C20, 0.6m (2ft), Blue

• Cable length: 0.6 m (2 ft)
• Connector 1: IEC 60320 C19 (locking)
• Connector 2: IEC 60320 C20 (locking)
• Color: Blue
• Pack size: 6 cords per kit
• Application: For IT equipment, PDUs, servers, switches, and other rack-mounted devices requiring locking IEC 60320 connections

how to install Power Cord Kit

• Power down the equipment you will connect, or ensure a maintenance window if you are replacing existing cords in active gear.
• Identify the compatible C20 inlet on your PDU, UPS, server, or network device. Confirm that the inlet accepts a locking IEC 60320 connection and that the device complies with IEC 60320 standards for safe operation.
• Align the C19 end with the C20 inlet. Insert the connector firmly until you feel or hear a click indicating the locking mechanism is engaged. Do not force the connector beyond its seating point, as over-insertion can damage the inlet or the cord.
• Route the cord along your cable management path, using ties or clips to maintain clean bundles and prevent interference with fans, airflow, or access panels. Keep the locking tab accessible so future disconnections can be performed without tugging on the cable body.
• Test the connection by powering on the equipment and verifying that the device recognizes the power supply. If you see any power instability or unexpected reboots, reseat the connection to ensure a secure lock. Periodically inspect the locking connectors for debris or wear and replace if necessary to maintain reliability.

Frequently asked questions

• What is a locking C19 to C20 power cord? A locking C19 to C20 power cord is a power cable with locking IEC 60320 connectors on both ends, designed to mate securely with compatible C19 inlets and C20 receptacles. The locking mechanism helps prevent accidental unplugging in high-vibration environments or dense cable layouts.
• What equipment can I use these cords with? These cords are suitable for IT equipment that uses IEC 60320 C20 inlets and requires a C19 plug, such as servers, UPS devices, rack PDUs, power distribution strips, network switches, and other data-center gear designed to accept C20 power connections.
• What is the length and color? The cords measure 0.6 meters (2 feet) in length and come in a blue jacket, making it easy to identify and manage power feeds within racks and cabinets.
• How many cords are included in a kit? Each kit includes 6 power cords (6 ea), providing you with enough spares to outfit multiple devices or multiple racks in a single deployment.
• Are these cords suitable for locking-in applications? Yes. The locking connectors are designed to resist accidental disconnection, which helps maintain consistent power delivery in environments where equipment may be bumped or jostled. Ensure you are using compatible locking C19 and C20 components and follow proper installation practices for best results.