Power Cords

Power Cords, IEC Cables & Jug Cords:

Power cords in this collection cover a wide range of electrical connections for computers, monitors, servers, UPS systems, power supplies, switches and other compatible equipment. The range includes standard mains-to-IEC cables, IEC-to-IEC power leads, UPS adapter cords and right-angle power cords, with brands including ALOGIC, Eaton, Aruba and Zebra alongside specialist cable options.

Many of the computer power cords use the familiar IEC C13 connector paired with a 3-pin mains plug. ALOGIC options are available in multiple lengths, from short cables for compact equipment setups through to 1m, 2m, 3m and 10m cords. Selected cables are rated at 10A and up to 250V AC, with products compliant with relevant Australian/New Zealand electrical standards.

IEC Power Cords & UPS Cables:

The collection includes several IEC configurations for computer and UPS installations. Standard IEC female to 3-pin mains power cords connect compatible computers, monitors and other equipment to a wall socket, while IEC male to 3-pin female cords provide an adapter solution for powering standard devices from UPS IEC connections.

IEC male-to-female power cords are also represented, including a 10A/250V 1.8m option. Short UPS adapter cables are useful where equipment is positioned close together and excess cable length is undesirable.

Right-Angle & Heavy-Duty Power Cords:

For installations with limited clearance behind equipment, right-angle IEC C13 power cords provide an alternative to straight connectors. The range includes 1.8m and 3m right-angle cables rated at 10A/250V, with selected models featuring a 1.0mm copper core and SAA approval.

The collection also extends to longer heavy-duty power cords, including a Sansai 10A 20m option, as well as coloured short Eaton power cords and manufacturer-specific cables for selected equipment.

Choosing the Right Power Cable:

Check the connector type first, as IEC C13, IEC C14, 3-pin male and 3-pin female connections serve different purposes. Then confirm the required voltage and current rating, cable length and whether a straight or right-angle connector best suits your setup. For computers, servers and UPS equipment, matching both connector configuration and electrical specifications is essential.