The DAD LINK UPS Cable Bridge C14/C13 is an in-rack jumper cord with an IEC 60320 C14 plug at one end and a C13 connector at the other, used to run power from a C13 outlet on a UPS or a power distribution unit to the C14 inlet on a server, switch or router. DAD LINK supplies it across Iraq through authorized distributors.
Nothing else does this job. A wall-plug lead cannot connect two devices inside a cabinet, so every protected rack needs one bridge cord per powered device. In Iraq that means close to every serious rack: alternating grid and generator supply puts the load behind a UPS by default, in bank branches, government server rooms, ISP head ends and university data rooms alike. Short bridge cords also keep the rear of the cabinet clear, which matters for airflow.
Specification
| Part number | C14-C13 |
| Source end | IEC 60320 C14 plug, inserts into a C13 outlet on a UPS or PDU |
| Equipment end | IEC 60320 C13 connector, fits the C14 inlet on the device |
| Application | In-rack power jumper, cabinet interior |
Which variant do you need
Count one bridge cord per device fed from the UPS or PDU, then add the wall-to-rack leads separately: those are UK/C13 cords. Size the distribution first, since the outlet count sets the cord count. DAD LINK rack accessories include 12 outlet and 15 outlet power distribution units. Dress the finished bundle to the guidance in the rack cooling and cable management guide.
For availability in Erbil, Baghdad, Sulaymaniyah and Duhok, contact an authorized distributor.