Source and site
- Exact source outlet or plug designation
- Site voltage and frequency
- Grounding arrangement
- Installation country and environment
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Project-specific connector · Engineering review required
Configure a custom NEMA-to-C13 power control cable.
This is not an off-the-shelf compatibility claim. The exact NEMA connector, site supply, grounding, equipment inlet, nameplate load, cable construction and deployment country must be reviewed before a configuration can be approved or quoted.
Illustrative custom-build concept. It does not confirm a connector, market, voltage, frequency or certification for your installation.
Exact NEMA typeProvide the connector designation or clear source-outlet details
Site supplyVoltage, frequency and grounding must be documented
Equipment loadProvide inlet type and full nameplate information
Deployment countryCompliance and delivery scope require confirmation
Required review inputs
A connector name alone is not enough.
NEMA designations cover multiple geometries and electrical use cases. Technical sales needs the full power path and deployment context before deciding whether a Smart Kablo configuration is possible.
Connected equipment
- Equipment manufacturer and model
- IEC inlet or captive lead type
- Full nameplate current and power data
- Single- or redundant-supply topology
Project configuration
- Required cable length
- Preferred control-module position
- Quantity and deployment schedule
- Required monitoring or API integration
No market-wide electrical claim is made on this page. A configuration is considered only after the supplied installation details are reviewed. Physical connector fit does not establish electrical or regulatory compatibility.
Review path
From requirement to approved configuration.
- 1Document the installationSend connector, supply, grounding, equipment and country information.
- 2Technical assessmentSmart Kablo reviews connector, load, construction and integration requirements.
- 3Written scopeOnly an approved configuration proceeds to lead-time and commercial discussion.
Potential project attributes
Input familyNEMA, exact type to be reviewed
Equipment sideIEC C13 female only when compatible
Continuous-current limit5 A maximum; nameplate and startup load must be reviewed
Cable lengthDefined in the approved project scope
Module positionDefined in the approved project scope
Measured valuesVoltage, current, frequency, power and energy
ConnectivityBluetooth onboarding and Wi-Fi operation
Integration scope
REST documentation is available; SNMP remains configuration-dependent.
The current REST guide documents authentication, live telemetry, hourly and monthly energy data, and relay endpoints. SNMP version, MIB/OID, traps and write access must be confirmed against the proposed model and firmware.
Standard alternatives
Use a defined connection model when it already fits.
C14 to C13
For a standard IEC C13 female outlet on a compatible PDU or UPS.
C20 to C13
For an IEC C19 female rack PDU outlet and compatible C14-inlet equipment.
Schuko to C13
For a grounded Schuko source outlet and compatible C14-inlet equipment.
Short answers
Custom NEMA review FAQ.
Is every NEMA connector supported?
No. “NEMA” is a connector family, not a single approval. The exact connector and the complete electrical context must be reviewed.
Is this page a purchase offer?
No. It describes a technical review path for a possible project-specific configuration. Availability, compliance, construction, lead time and commercial terms are established only after review.
What should I send first?
Send the source connector designation or clear photos, site supply and grounding details, deployment country, equipment model and nameplate, inlet type, required cable length and quantity.
Does physical connector fit confirm compatibility?
No. Physical fit alone does not establish electrical, installation or regulatory compatibility. The complete power path and deployment context must be reviewed.
Can cable length and control-module position be specified?
These attributes are defined in the approved project scope after the installation requirements have been reviewed.
Start with the complete electrical and deployment context.
Technical sales will review your supplied details without assuming connector, market or regulatory compatibility.