Cable Leader - Hospital Grade NEMA 5-15P to IEC 320 C13 Power Cord, Green Dot, 16 AWG SJT, 13A 125V - Gray

This UL Listed hospital grade power cord connects equipment with an IEC 320 C13 inlet to a NEMA 5-15P wall outlet, carrying a 13A 125V cordset rating over 16 AWG x 3-conductor SJT cable. The green dot on the fully molded 5-15P plug marks certified hospital grade construction, built to the grounding reliability, assembly security, and strength standards that facility compliance checks look for. Thicker 16 AWG copper conductors support a higher 13-amp cordset rating than common 18 AWG C13 cords, while the gray Pantone Cool Gray 9C jacket keeps these runs easy to identify against standard black cords. The 8.5 mm SJT jacket, 105C-rated wire, and molded strain relief on both ends hold up to repeated plugging in daily service. Lengths of 3, 6, 10, and 15 feet let you match each run without coiling excess cable. Best for: hospitals, clinics, labs, and medical or dental offices powering computers, monitors, carts, and equipment with IEC C13 inlets rated within 13A 125V. Not for: life-support or patient-connected applications, outdoor use, C19 inlets, or devices requiring more than 13A.

The P024-006-GY-HG Hospital-Grade Power Extension Cord features a NEMA 5-15P HG plug on one end and a NEMA 5-15R HG receptacle on the other, allowing you to extend the length of your existing hospital-grade power cord by six feet. This cord is tested to ANSI/UL 62 and 817, as well as CAN/CSA C22.2 no. 21 and 42 standards, ensuring it's a safe, reliable power solution for hospital environments. This six-foot 125V/15A cord features 14 AWG wire, a flexible SJT jacket and fully molded ends for optimum performance.

Need a replacement IEC C13 power cord but want a thicker-gauge option for a workstation, office setup, or longer cable run? This 16 AWG heavy-duty AC power cord uses a molded NEMA 5-15P plug for a standard U.S. grounded outlet and an IEC C13 connector for equipment with an IEC C14 inlet; it is rated 13A at 125V and gives buyers a more substantial computer power cord option than a light-duty cable. Compared with smaller-gauge conductors of the same material and length, 16 AWG has lower conductor resistance, so the gauge becomes more meaningful when cable length increases or when equipment operates closer to the cord's rated load. Molded NEMA 5-15P and IEC C13 ends support routine workstation moves and IT replacements; the SJT jacket is marked 105°C / 300V, and the current drawing states that relevant materials comply with RoHS requirements. Best for: desktop PCs, workstations, monitors, printers, servers, powered speakers, and other IEC C14 equipment within 13A at 125V; Not for: IEC C5 cloverleaf, C7 figure-8, C19, or equipment above the cord rating.