ACT Powercord mains connector CEE 7/7 male (angled) - C19 blue 1.8 m

The ACT Powercord CEE 7/7 male angled to C19 blue 1.8 m is a mains power cable designed for reliable connection of equipment that uses a C19 inlet. Rated for 230 V and 16 A, this 1.8 metre cable combines a CEE 7/7 grounded plug with an angled connector and a C19 coupler to facilitate secure power delivery in environments where space is limited. The blue jacket provides visual identification and the construction is intended for regular use in professional and domestic settings.

Advantages

The angled CEE 7/7 connector reduces stress on the plug and saves space behind equipment, allowing installation in tight racks or close to walls. With a 16 A, 230 V rating the cable is suitable for many IT and electrical appliances that require a C19 input. The blue insulation improves cable visibility and routing, and the durable build supports repeated insertion and removal while maintaining electrical integrity.

Suitable for

• Connecting servers and network equipment with C19 inlets
• Powering high-current UPS units and PDUs
• Installing devices close to walls or inside cabinets where an angled plug is needed
• Temporary power setups for test benches and repair work

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Voltage rating: 230 V
• Current rating: 16 A
• Connector 1: CEE 7/7 male (angled)
• Connector 2: C19 coupler
• Colour: Blue

How to use

Inspect the cable for visible damage before use and ensure both the source outlet and the device inlet are rated for 230 V and 16 A. Insert the angled CEE 7/7 plug into a compatible grounded mains socket, then connect the C19 coupler to the device's C19 inlet until it seats firmly. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinch points; avoid running the cable under heavy objects or across high-traffic areas to reduce wear and tripping hazards.

Recommendations

For safe operation, use the cable in dry, indoor environments and avoid exposure to liquids or chemicals. Regularly check connectors for corrosion or looseness and replace the cable if insulation or contacts are damaged. When installing in server racks or cabinets, secure the cable to prevent strain on connectors and maintain proper airflow around equipment.