Does C20 plug into C19?

Does C20 plug into C19?

Molded C20 to C19 Power cord. Male end has an C20 plug, female end has a C19 connector. Cable uses a 12 AWG jacket, and is rated for 20 amps and 250V….

Color Black
Voltage 250 Volts
Input Current 20 Amps
Item Weight 3.5 Pounds

What voltage is C19?

250 Volts
IEC-60320 (IEC320) Reference Chart

IEC-60320 Plugs and Connectors
C17/C18 250 Volts 10 Amps
C19/C20 250 Volts 16 Amps C19
C21/C22 250 Volts 16 Amps
C23/C24 250 Volts 16 Amps

What does a C20 plug into?

IEC 60320 C20 PLUG (MALE) The IEC 60320 C20 is a grounded 3 Wire Plug rated up to 250V and 20 Amps. It is commonly used with either 14awg or 12awg conductors, depending on the application and the power draw required for the device.

What uses a C19 plug?

Common uses for the C19 connector/C20 inlet include medical equipment, test equipment, and IT equipment, along with commercial appliances, some home appliances, data centers, power distribution devices, and professional food equipment, to name a few.

What is the difference between IEC 60320 C19 and C20?

C19 Connector and C20 Inlet Two of the most commonly used IEC 60320 connectors and inlets at Interpower are the C19 and C20. The mounting style for the C19 connector is cable-mount, while the mounting style for the C20 is screw-mount or snap-in.

What is a C19/C20 inlet?

Common uses for the C19 connector/C20 inlet include medical equipment, test equipment, and IT equipment, along with commercial appliances, some home appliances, data centers, power distribution devices, and professional food equipment, to name a few.

What is the difference between a C19 and a C20 connector?

The mounting style for the C19 connector is cable-mount, while the mounting style for the C20 is screw-mount or snap-in. C19 connectors offered by Interpower are rated at 16A/250VAC international and 20A/125 or 250VAC North America with a temperature rating of up to 70°C/158°F.

What is the difference between the IEC C2 and C8 connectors?

The C2 Inlet mates with a C1 connector, and is commonly used for powering small electronics like razors. This is Inlet is rarely used today, and has been generally replaced by the IEC C8 Inlet. The pin layout is nearly identical to the C8, and can commonly be confused for it.