
Secure IEC mains lead with locking C13 connector, 250V/10A, 4m. Prevents accidental disconnection.
The IEC LOCK - IEC Lock+ IEC C14 to Locking IEC C13 Mains Lead is designed to guard against accidental disconnection of computers, servers, and most electrical appliances. This mains lead is engineered to mitigate the risk of downtime caused by unintentional removal or vibration, ensuring a secure and reliable power connection for critical equipment.
Ideal for data communications applications that require a stable power source, this lead features a release locking mechanism that secures the connection until deliberate disconnection is required. The robust design prevents the disruption of critical power, offering peace of mind in environments where equipment uptime is essential.
Rated at 250V/10A, this lead delivers reliable performance for a wide range of electrical devices. The connectors comply with the IEC 60320 standard, featuring a C14 plug and a locking C13 connector for compatibility with standard power inputs.
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