Professional Broadcast Solutions
Cable Evolution PowerCON locking power link cables provide secure, dependable connections for professional lighting, audio, video, broadcast and live-production equipment.
Choose flexible 14/3 AWG cable for short equipment links or heavy-duty 12/3 AWG cable for higher-demand equipment and longer cable runs. Every assembly features a blue power-input connector and gray power-output connector.
Select the cable gauge that best fits your equipment and required length.
Choose 14/3 AWG for flexible short links through 15 ft or 12/3 AWG for heavier-duty applications and lengths through 100 ft.
A flexible and manageable choice for short equipment links, stage lighting, powered speakers and general professional AV applications.
A heavier-duty choice that provides larger conductors and lower voltage drop for demanding equipment and longer power-linking runs.
| Comparison | 14/3 AWG | 12/3 AWG |
|---|---|---|
| Best Use | Short equipment links and general professional AV | Demanding equipment and longer cable runs |
| Cable Size | 14 AWG, three conductor | 12 AWG, three conductor |
| Flexibility | Lighter and easier to route | Thicker and heavier-duty |
| Voltage Drop | Appropriate for shorter connections | Lower voltage drop over longer distances |
| Length Range | 1.5–15 feet | 1.5–100 feet |
| Connector Configuration | Blue power input to gray power output | Blue power input to gray power output |
| Assembly | Hand assembled in the USA | Hand assembled in the USA |
| Testing | Every completed cable is individually tested | Every completed cable is individually tested |
| Warranty | 1-Year Limited Warranty | 1-Year Limited Warranty |
A PowerCON link cable connects the compatible power-output port of one device to the power-input port of another device. Equipment should only be linked when permitted by its manufacturer.
Choose 14/3 AWG for flexible short equipment connections through 15 feet. Choose 12/3 AWG for demanding equipment, reduced voltage drop or runs longer than 15 feet.
Blue identifies the power-input connection and gray identifies the power-output connection. The connector types are mechanically keyed differently and are not interchangeable.
Only when the equipment manufacturer permits power linking. Always follow the device's maximum linked-unit and electrical-load requirements.
Yes. Contact AV-Cables for custom requirements, production orders and volume pricing.