- IT Office Moves
Common IT Mistakes Businesses Make When Moving Office
10 Mar, 2026

£125.81 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
At £103.75 ex-VAT for a 2.8m Lenovo C13-style power cable, my honest take is that it’s only “good value” if you’re in a Lenovo-specific environment and you really care about matching the original hardware for procurement/admin reasons. In day-to-day use, a power cable is a power cable: if it’s the right connector type, length, and properly rated, it’ll do the job whether it’s Lenovo-branded or not. Where this sort of cable *does* make sense is when your estate is tightly standardised, you’re buying under Lenovo maintenance/compliance expectations, or you just don’t want to get into the “will this be accepted by our auditors/support team?” debate.
I wouldn’t buy this at this price unless you have a clear need to stick with Lenovo part numbering. For most UK offices and server rooms, the better move is usually to source a good-quality, correctly rated IEC C13 power lead from a reputable supplier—same function, far less money. This is the kind of spend that only earns its keep if it saves you time/effort (or avoids finger-pointing) during support tickets and replacements. If you tell me what equipment you’re powering (server model or rack PDU type), I can sanity-check whether £103.75 is likely defensible or if you’re better off going generic.

APC
APC - Power cable kit - power IEC 60320 C13 to IEC 60320 C14 - 10 A - 1.2 m - red - for P/N: SCL500RMI1U, SCL500RMI1UC, SCL500RMI1UNC, SMTL1500RMI3UC, SMTL750RMI2UC, SRT1500RMXLI

Lenovo
Lenovo - Power cable - IEC 60320 C19 - 4.3 m - Denmark, Switzerland - for UPS 3000 HV, 3000 LV, ThinkSystem SD630 V2 7D1K, SR850 V2 7D32

Lenovo
Lenovo - Power adapter - GaN - 65 Watt (USB-C) - black - United Kingdom

APC
Power Cord Kit (6 ea), Locking, C19 to C20, 0.6m