Part Low profile angled c13 connectors
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These guys have a configurator that lets you custom spec your whole cable. Hopefully this is helpful. Alternatively there are craploads of these sorts of cables on eBay
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...+Angle+C13.TRS0&_nkw=Right+Angle+C13&_sacat=0
These guys have a configurator that lets you custom spec your whole cable. Hopefully this is helpful. Alternatively there are craploads of these sorts of cables on eBay
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...+Angle+C13.TRS0&_nkw=Right+Angle+C13&_sacat=0
I know to search on ebay, however, none of these that I could find are near low enough profile, sorry.
I'm in talks with another indie case company about a low-profile angled C13 to panel-mount C14 cable like the M1 currently uses. Got a sample yesterday and it looks promising.
I don't know on pricing, MOQ, or time-frame yet though.
I don't know on pricing, MOQ, or time-frame yet though.
Have you considered going custom?
You could always pair one of those low-profile Tripp-Lite C13/C14 with a mounted C14 connector.
Step 1 (Pick one):
Left Angle
Right Angle
Step 2:
C14
It's super easy to make one.
Best of all, you can make it the perfect length (instead of the long one included in the M1) and you can even sleeve it your preferred color.
You could always pair one of those low-profile Tripp-Lite C13/C14 with a mounted C14 connector.
Step 1 (Pick one):
Left Angle
Right Angle
Step 2:
C14
It's super easy to make one.
Best of all, you can make it the perfect length (instead of the long one included in the M1) and you can even sleeve it your preferred color.
Why not? They look pretty small to me, compared to the monstrous angled C13 cables you normally find.
I agree with @XeaLouS . If you would see the size of the Ncase M1's power connector, you would understand what I mean by low profile. It seems to be far more svelte.
Knowing me, there is no way I can build one well enough to be both low profile and safe!
It looks like Ncase sells the low profile cable(s) directly on their M1 accessories page for $10.
You can even choose LEFT or RIGHT angle.
I'm not quite sure where else to get one but I think Ncase and Fractal both use the same low-profile cable.
I remember seeing the cable in the Node 304.
The one used in the SG08, like the Tripp Lite cables I linked above are indeed a few mm taller.
When every mm matters in a build, I completely understand.
You can even choose LEFT or RIGHT angle.
I'm not quite sure where else to get one but I think Ncase and Fractal both use the same low-profile cable.
I remember seeing the cable in the Node 304.
The one used in the SG08, like the Tripp Lite cables I linked above are indeed a few mm taller.
When every mm matters in a build, I completely understand.
I had the same problem when i was tryign to replace the right angle connector in the Sugo SG09 with a left angle (power supply issues).
The only source i know of is the M1 accessories page but it is often out of stock.
There is a right angle one included with Sugo SG09 and Sugo SG10. It is low profile. But that's $100 for a case!
Oh man! Thank you! I had no idea that they could be found on the M1's page!
Now... Does anyone know how I can pester Necere into giving me the dimensions?
Or at the very least, could anyone here with an M1 be able to measure the dimensions of the C13 head?
This would be great! Thanks guys!
Just poke @Necere and ask. IIRC the right-angle cables are supplied via Lian Li (who get them from an unknown OEM), but I may be remembering incorrectly.Now... Does anyone know how I can pester Necere into giving me the dimensions?
W360 has been working on getting a new supplier for the power cables, since the current ones have had a somewhat high defect rate. No ETA for when those will be available, though. Edit: he tells me we should have them in stock some time in December.
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For anyone still looking for some small form factor C13's, the website below has many different styles.
https://shop.worldcordsets.com
https://shop.worldcordsets.com
