AP8716S Standard Power Cord: locking cord that secures rack power and prevents accidental disconnects

Built for tight racks and busy data centers.

Product Overview:

You know the drill: cords get tugged, loads drop, and someone curses under their breath. This AP8716S locking IEC power cord solves that - a locking C20 to C19 connection on a six-foot cable that keeps rack PDUs and servers tied down. It fits any standard IEC inlet but actually locks when paired with APC AP8000 series or devices with locking receptacles, reducing accidental disconnects and frantic resets. It runs on 240 volt AC and carries common safety listings, so you get a tidy run, less downtime, and fewer surprise visits to the rack.

Key Features:

• Locking Connectors: Locking IEC connectors hold plugs firmly in place so accidental tugs won't pull the power and drop a load.
• IEC C20 to C19: Standard input and output types work with typical rack PDUs so you reuse existing equipment without adapters.
• Six-foot Cable: A six-foot length gives reach behind deep racks while avoiding loose slack that snags on equipment trays.
• Cord Retention Design: Built to free up horizontal space and keep cords aligned, which helps airflow and faster cable management.
• Safety and Durability: Certified listings and robust construction mean fewer failures and less routine maintenance in busy data rooms.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: APC by Schneider Electric
• Manufacturer: Schneider Electric SA
• Item#: APW-AP8716S
• Model: AP8716S
• Series: NetShelter
• Color: Black
• Dimensions: 3.1" x 2.8" x 11.8"
• Format/Type: Standard Power Cord
• Quantity/Pack: 1 Each
• Compatibility/Use: Rack PDUs and servers, locking works with APC AP8000 series and locking inlets
• Country of Origin: Singapore
• Warranty: 2 Year

Picture fewer trips to the rack, the soft click when the plug locks, and the calm that follows - ready to add one to your rack?

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including: Diisononyl phthalate (DINP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov