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Tripp Lite Standard 5-15P Power Cord to C13 Y-Splitter Cable, 10A, 125V, 18 AWG, NEMA 5-15P to 2X IEC-320-C13, 6 Feet / 1.83 Meters, Lifetime Limited Warranty (P006-006-2)
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Tripp Lite Standard 5-15P Power Cord to C13 Y-Splitter Cable

Bottom line: The Tripp Lite Standard 5-15P Power Cord to C13 Y-Splitter Cable: Powers two C13-input devices from a single NEMA 5-15 outlet; main trade-off: 10A rating is shared across both legs, not 10A per device.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ Powers two C13-input devices from a single NEMA 5-15 outlet
  • ✓ Frees a UPS or surge protector outlet for other gear
  • ✓ UL-listed SJT jacket with three 18 AWG conductors
  • ✓ 6 ft overall reach for desks, racks and shelves
  • ✓ Backed by Tripp Lite's lifetime limited warranty

Cons

  • ✗ 10A rating is shared across both legs, not 10A per device
  • ✗ 125V rating; North American 5-15 outlets only
  • ✗ Listing gives conflicting trunk and leg lengths; measure your setup first
  • ✗ Fixed split point limits how far apart the two devices can sit

Manufacturer description

The Tripp Lite P006-006-2 power cord splitter runs two devices from one outlet. One end has a NEMA 5-15P plug that fits a standard North American receptacle. The other end splits into two IEC-320-C13 connectors, so you can power two computers, monitors, printers or other peripherals with C14 inlets from a single outlet. If your UPS or surge protector is short on outlets, this frees one up. The cable is 6 feet (1.83 meters) long overall. It is a UL-listed SJT cord with three 18 AWG conductors, rated for 10 amps at 125 volts. Remember that the 10A rating is shared by both C13 legs. Add up the…

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will this splitter fit a standard desktop PC or monitor power port?

Yes, if the device has a standard IEC C14 inlet, which most desktop PSUs, monitors and printers use. Each of the two C13 ends plugs into one C14 inlet.

Can I run two gaming PCs off this one cord?

Only if their combined draw stays under the cord's 10A rating at 125V. That limit is shared by both legs, so two high-wattage systems under heavy load can exceed it.

How long is the cable?

It is 6 feet (1.83 meters) overall, from the NEMA 5-15P plug to the C13 ends. The listing gives different figures for the trunk and leg lengths, so measure the distance between your devices before you buy.

What gauge and jacket does the cord use?

It is a UL-listed SJT power cord with three 18 AWG conductors, rated for 10 amps at 125 volts.

Does the Tripp Lite P006-006-2 have a warranty?

Yes. Tripp Lite covers it with a lifetime limited warranty. Check the product listing or the Tripp Lite website for the full terms and how to file a claim.

Key Features

  • UNIVERSAL AC POWER CORD SPLITTER: Allows you to connect two devices with C14 connections, such as computers, to one power outlet.
  • PLUG TYPE: With two C13 connectors on one end and a NEMA 5-15P plug on the other, the 6’ cable allows you to connect two devices with C13 inputs, such as computers, printers and other peripherals, into one standard North American receptacle.
  • SIX-FOOT Y SPLITTER POWER CABLE: 6ft overall length - 36" from 5-15P to split, 36" from split to C13's.
  • SUPERIOR QUALITY: This UL-listed SJT power cord has three 18 AWG conductors and a 10-amp rating.

Full Specifications

BrandTRIPP LITE
ColorBlack
Gauge18
Voltage125 volts
Wattage400 watts
Amperage10 A
Plug TypeType B
Unit Count6 Feet
Item Length72 inches
Plug FormatType B
Model NumberP006-006-2
Input Current10 A
Built-In MediaP013-006 3-Slot Power Cord, NEMA 5-15P to C5 - 6 ft., Black
Mfr Part NumberP006-006-2
Connector GenderFemale, Male
SUPERIOR QUALITYThis UL-listed SJT power cord has three 18 AWG conductors and a 10-amp rating.
Number of Outlets1
Case Material TypePolyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Number Of Conductors3
Power Cord Prong Count3
Full listing titleTripp Lite Standard 5-15P Power Cord to C13 Y-Splitter Cable, 10A, 125V, 18 AWG, NEMA 5-15P to 2X IEC-320-C13, 6 Feet / 1.83 Meters, Lifetime Limited Warranty (P006-006-2)

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