[AusNOG] IEC 10A High Temperature cables

[Justin Twiss]

Hey all,

Any thoughts on legality of wiring up a PDU cable with an IEC 10A high temperature plug on one end and an IEC 10A standard socket on the other? (for connecting a HP Procurve 54xx chassis to an APC PDU)

Some input has suggested this is illegal (and would require a 15A socket on the PDU end) but before I arrange the appropriate hardware and skillset to make the cables, I thought I'd ask the list to see if anyone had any knowledge in this regard (or whether plugged in the high-temp plugtop Procurve hardware into a standard IEC 10A PDU previously and how you'd gone about it)


Obviously if anyone has any recommendations of companies that sell these cables pre-made, that'd be even better :)



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