
Tripp Lite 15A 14AWG Heavy Duty 3-Ft and 6-Ft Power Extension and Computer Cords
Power cords that run behind desks and entertainment benches take a beating from tight bends and heavy gear. We build these heavy gauge cords to bridge the gap between wall receptacles and your computers, displays, or printers. They seat firmly and hold their grip through long shifts.
Price as our retail partner last listed it. They set it and they can change it, so the figure on their page is the one that counts at checkout.
- Heavy duty 14AWG power cords extend connections up to 6 ft. for computers, printers, appliances.
- NEMA 5-15P to C13 connectors supply needed power for PCs, servers, monitors.
- 14AWG wire gauge provides superior durability and safety.
- Compliant with strict RoHS specifications and UL listed for reliability.
- Backed by a lifetime limited warranty for peace of mind.
How this one is built
Heavy gauge conductor
Thick copper conductors handle the current draw of workstation towers, gaming rigs, and office printers without running hot. The heavy insulation jacket resists kinks and crushing under furniture.
Molded end connectors
The plugs are molded directly onto the jacket so the internal terminations do not pull loose when tugged from behind a crowded desk. Pins stay aligned through repeated plug cycles.
Desk and bench reach
Longer runs let you set your hardware where you want it rather than crowding around the nearest wall plate. Good for routing behind tall backboards and down cable raceways.
UL listed build
We build these cables to meet UL standards for electrical cord sets, along with RoHS compliance. You get clean line continuity to keep your screens and power supplies running.
On the nameplate
These are the figures our retail partner lists for this unit. Where a number is missing here it was not printed on the listing, and we would rather leave the row out than fill it with a guess.
| Outlets | 1 |
|---|---|
| Watts | 1800 W |
| Color | Black |
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