IEC 60320: appliance couplers

Male — Appliance inlet (C2, C14, C20...): On the equipment. Pins, recessed in a shroud, dead until the cord is on.
Female — Power connector (C1, C13, C19...): On the cord. Holes — and it's the live end, which is exactly why it has no exposed metal.

Odd numbers are female; the mating male is the next number up (C13→C14). The Configuration column draws female left, male right.

Apparent power is derived (V × A) — IEC 60320 rates current and voltage only. It's volt-amperes, not watts, and the cord's gauge is usually the tighter limit.

Connector (female)	Appliance inlet (male)	Configuration Female/Male	Earth contact	International (~220 V)
Connector (female)	Appliance inlet (male)	Configuration Female/Male	Earth contact	Max. current (A)	Voltage (V)	Max. apparent power (V×A)
C1	C2		No	0.2	250	50
C5	C6		Yes	2.5	250	625
C7	C8		No	2.5	250	625
C9	C10		No	6	250	1,500
C13	C14		Yes	10	250	2,500
C15	C16		Yes	10	250	2,500
C15A	C16A		Yes	10	250	2,500
C17	C18		No	10	250	2,500
C19	C20		Yes	16	250	4,000
C21	C22		Yes	16	250	4,000
C23	C24		No	16	250	4,000