Dracaena PDU UPS Power IEC Male C14 to Female C19 Adapter IEC Connector New (2 pcs/Pack)

It probably isn't great audio quality, but it's sturdy, and unlike many it fits snugly but doesn't refuse to go in. A fine product, and you can't argue with the price.

Allows for fast connection to power supply to save time.

We bought a Dell server that had the 2400W power supply. However, Dell didn't specify that it was the C19 plug. Of course they didn't provide the right cords. I even tried telling them this and they had like no clue. I couldn't even get them to swap the power supplies. So I did research on the power supply and found it was multi-voltage, so I got these adapters, plugged it in, and it worked perfect. It derates the power supply down to 1600 watts, but it's better than the 1100w standard power supplies. Happy customer!

These are a great value and easy solution to powering equipment with a C20 input when you only have a C13 supply. For example, I've found that if you need a rack mount auto transfer switch, the Tripp Lite 3.8kW PDUMH20HVAT series of models is often far less expensive than their identical 2.4kW PDUMH15HVAT series, where the difference is C14 input vs C20, and of course the kW rating. I throw these on it, and good to go.That being said, you must be very sure when using these converters that you abide by C13/C14 current carrying capacity, as that is a 5-6 amp lower (depends on international vs North America) plug. I'd recommend not using any equipment with these that would require more than 2.1kW, to be safe.

Had some MSB Technology mono-block amps that needed these adapters. They fit tight and worked perfectly.

Bought 30 of these for a computer lab we upgraded. New Dell Precision workstations had power supplies with C19 connectors even though they're only 1300W power supplies. All of the cabling is all neatly organized and velcro'ed into position under the tables so we just opted to use these and utilize the existing power cords. Saved hours of recabling the lab.

no issues; fit isnt super snug, but good enoughpc draws about 600w max.used with a ground loop isolator/eliminator.

From my ARCVS115 stereo amplifier great fit!!