ACT Powercord mains connector CEE 7/7 male (angled) - C19 yellow 0.6 m

The ACT Powercord CEE 7/7 male angled to C19 is a 0.6 m mains power cable designed to deliver a reliable 230 V, 16 A connection. The cable features an angled CEE 7/7 plug on one end and a C19 coupler on the other, combining compact routing with compliance for equipment that accepts IEC C19 inlets. The yellow jacket increases visibility for cable runs in crowded racks or workspaces and the flexible construction aids installation in tight spaces.

Advantages

The angled CEE 7/7 connector reduces stress on the plug and wall outlet when space behind equipment is limited, while the C19 coupler supports higher-current devices that require a larger IEC connector. A 0.6 m length minimizes excess cable and clutter, and the bright yellow colour improves safety by making the cable easier to spot. The cable is manufactured for mains use at 230 V, 16 A and is suitable for repeated connections in professional and domestic environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting servers, PDUs and high-current IT equipment with C19 inlets
• Power connections in data centers, server racks and network cabinets
• Temporary power runs for events or maintenance where visibility is important
• Home lab or workshop setups requiring a compact, angled mains lead

Key specifications

• Cable length: 0.6 m
• Connector 1: CEE 7/7 angled male
• Connector 2: IEC C19 coupler
• Rated voltage: 230 V
• Rated current: 16 A
• Product colour: Yellow

How to use

Ensure both the power source and the connected device are powered off before connecting the cable. Plug the angled CEE 7/7 male into the mains socket, orienting the angled head to fit the available clearance. Insert the C19 coupler firmly into the device’s C19 inlet until it seats securely. After connection, restore mains power and verify the device receives power. Disconnect by switching off the mains and pulling the connectors straight out without twisting to avoid strain.

Recommendations

Use the cable within its rated voltage and current limits and avoid running it under heavy loads or through sharp edges. Route the cable to prevent tripping hazards and inspect periodically for damage to the jacket or connectors. For installations in permanent or safety-critical applications, ensure compliance with local electrical regulations and, if required, use professionally certified wiring and mounting methods.