ACT Powercord CEE 7/7 male (angled) - C13 IEC Lock black 5 m, EL269S

ACT Powercord CEE 7/7 male (angled) - C13 IEC Lock black 5 m, EL269S is a lockable mains cable designed to secure the AC connection between equipment and the power source. The cable features a CEE 7/7 angled male plug and an IEC C13 coupler with an IEC Lock mechanism to prevent accidental disconnection and to maintain a stable connection in environments subject to vibration. The cable is H05VV-F type, rated for 250 V and 10 A, and is five metres long.

Advantages

The IEC Lock mechanism reduces the risk of unplanned power loss by locking the C13 connector to compatible equipment. The angled CEE 7/7 plug allows installation in tight spaces while the 5 m length offers extended reach. H05VV-F construction provides flexible handling for typical office and light industrial installations. The product is supplied in a black finish for unobtrusive integration with most equipment.

Suitable for

• Workstations, desktop PCs and monitors with C13 inlet
• Servers, networking equipment and small power distribution units with IEC C13
• Environments where vibration or accidental cable pull could disconnect power
• Installations requiring a 5 m mains lead with a right/angled CEE 7/7 plug

Key specifications

• Brand: ACT
• Model/MPN: AK5220 (EL269S)
• EAN: 8716065019216
• Cable length: 5 m
• Connector 1: CEE 7/7 angled male plug
• Connector 2: IEC C13 coupler with IEC Lock
• Cable type: H05VV-F
• Rated voltage: 250 V
• Rated current: 10 A
• Color: Black

How to use

Insert the angled CEE 7/7 plug into a properly grounded mains outlet. Connect the IEC C13 coupler to the equipment’s C13 inlet and engage the IEC Lock according to the equipment manufacturer’s instructions to secure the connection. Ensure the cable is routed to minimise strain and avoid sharp bends; leave sufficient slack to reduce stress at the connector points.

Recommendations

Verify compatibility of the IEC Lock with the equipment inlet before installation. Do not exceed the rated voltage (250 V) or current (10 A). Inspect the cable periodically for damage and replace if the insulation or connectors show wear. For fixed installations, route the cable to avoid mechanical strain and reduce the risk of accidental removal.