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Product Features
Technical Overview
This power cord features a NEMA L5-20P male connector on one end and an IEC 60320 C19 female connector on the other, creating a dedicated link between wall or floor outlets and power distribution units. The 3-pin design includes grounding for safety, while the 125V AC, 20A rating ensures compatibility with standard North American commercial power circuits and PDU input requirements.
With a total cord length of 9.8 feet (3 meters), the PTCORD-L7 provides sufficient slack for tidy cable routing in rack environments. The cord’s construction supports continuous operation under rated conditions, maintaining electrical integrity and mechanical durability in temperature-controlled data centers or server rooms.
This section brings together practical product details such as First End Connector Type, First End Connector Detail, Second End Connector Type, Voltage Rating, so buyers can judge configuration, deployment fit, and day-to-day suitability with less guesswork.
Key Product Advantages
The PTCORD-L7 power cord simplifies power infrastructure by offering a purpose-built connection between common outlet types and PDUs. Its design eliminates adapter needs and reduces points of failure in the power chain.
These strengths make the product easier to deploy and manage in real environments, especially where reliability, usability, and day-to-day operational continuity matter. Notable benefits include NEMA to IEC connectivity, 125V AC 20A rated, 9.8 ft reach, Made in USA, PDU compatible.
For buyers comparing similar models, the strongest advantage is usually the balance between dependable day-to-day operation and a simpler rollout experience. That means less time spent troubleshooting fit, compatibility, or user adoption after installation, which is especially important for shared business environments and repeat purchasing decisions.
Deployment / Use Cases
Deploy this cord in data centers, server rooms, or network closets where rack-mounted PDUs require connection to grounded NEMA L5-20P outlets. It is ideal for new rack installations, PDU replacements, or cable management upgrades where standardized power cords improve reliability and serviceability.
Typical use cases include connecting APC, Eaton, or Server Technology PDUs to dedicated circuits in commercial buildings, colocation facilities, or enterprise IT environments. The cord’s length accommodates vertical or horizontal PDU mounting within standard 19-inch racks, allowing clean cable runs behind or beside equipment.
Data Center Rack Power
Connect PDUs to wall outlets in server racks, ensuring stable power feed to switches, servers, and storage devices without makeshift adapters.
PDU Replacement or Expansion
Use as a direct replacement for worn cords or to add new PDUs in expanding rack configurations, maintaining consistent power connectivity.
Highlights
- Connects NEMA L5-20P outlets to IEC C19 PDU inputs
- Rated for 125V AC, 20A power delivery
- 9.8-foot (3-meter) cord length for rack flexibility
- 3-pin grounded design for safety
- Manufactured in the United States
- Compatible with standard power distribution units
- Supports data center and server room deployments
- Eliminates need for adapter connections
Specifications
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Legrand Group |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PTCORD-L7 |
| Brand Name | Server Technology |
| Product Name | Standard Power Cord |
| Product Type | Standard Power Cord |
| Technical Information | |
| First End Connector Type | NEMA L5-20P |
| First End Connector Detail | 3-pin NEMA L5-20P Male |
| Second End Connector Type | IEC 60320 C19 |
| Second End Connector Detail | 3-pin IEC 60320 C19 Female |
| Device Supported | PDU |
| Power Description | |
| Voltage Rating | 125 V AC |
| Current Rating | 20 A |
| Physical Characteristics | |
| Cord Length | 9.8 ft (3 m) |
| Miscellaneous | |
| Country of Origin | United States |
FAQ
What connectors does the PTCORD-L7 power cord have?
The PTCORD-L7 has a NEMA L5-20P male connector on one end and an IEC 60320 C19 female connector on the other. This provides a direct link from North American grounded outlets to power distribution unit inputs without requiring adapters.
What is the voltage and current rating of this power cord?
This cord is rated for 125 volts alternating current (V AC) and 20 amperes (A). It supports standard commercial power circuits and is suitable for PDUs handling server racks or networking equipment within those electrical parameters.
How long is the PTCORD-L7 power cord?
The cord length is 9.8 feet, which is equivalent to 3 meters. This provides adequate reach for connecting PDUs to outlets within rack enclosures or adjacent cabinets, facilitating tidy cable management.
What type of equipment is this power cord designed for?
The PTCORD-L7 is designed for power distribution units (PDUs) in data center, server room, or network closet environments. It connects PDUs to grounded NEMA L5-20P outlets, ensuring reliable power feed to rack-mounted IT hardware.
Where is the Server Technology PTCORD-L7 manufactured?
This power cord is manufactured in the United States, meeting quality and safety standards for professional IT and industrial applications. Domestic production supports consistent availability and compliance with North American electrical codes.
Can this cord be used with any PDU brand?
Yes, the PTCORD-L7 is compatible with PDUs from various brands such as APC, Eaton, or Server Technology that feature an IEC C19 input. Its standardized connectors ensure interoperability with most rack-mounted PDUs designed for North American power infrastructure.
What power capacity is listed for this UPS?
Power specifications help show where the unit fits best, including the type of load level, electrical environment, and backup role it is intended to support. These are usually the most decision-critical facts in a UPS or power-protection comparison.
What voltage details are listed?
The listed power specification is 125 V AC, which helps position the unit for the right load level and installation role.