Power cord for HP ProLiant DL360

[RetiredGuy1000]

ok, so I bought a used rack server. The
HP ProLiant DL360.
It’s a rack server. Problem is they sent me 6 power cords(all the same).

The issue is the male end of the plug. It has a barrier of plastic surrounding the metal prongs. You can’t plug it into a conventional wall outlet. Data centers must have unique receptacles for these server plugs.

The question I have is how do I plug the male end into the wall? It’s impossible with these plugs. What am I missing? Will it be okay to get two( yes there are two PSUs) conventional computer power cords and use them instead?

 

[marley1]

Fine with two standard

 

[mikeroq]

Did they send you cords for another country?

Wait do they look like this?

These are mainly used as an extension or direct into a PDU like this:

Otherwise you can use a standard US NEMA 15-5P to C13 cable. AKA the normal power cable that comes with computers, printers, and monitors.

 

[Sky-Knight]

Yeah need pictures... because if that plug is more rectangular, it might be a 220v input.

But usually, you just need NEMA 15-5P to C13 cables. Which honestly, you should have those everywhere... I can't get rid of the things... I swear they breed.

 

[Your PCMD]

I have 2 HP ProLiant DL360's and they use the standard power cable for a regular computer. As @Sky-Knight says, they breed. Would you like me to send you a couple dozen?