ACT Powercord split cable mains connector CEE7/7 male - 2 x C13 splitting at: 1.00 m

The ACT Powercord split cable CEE7/7 male to 2 x C13 1m 6A is a short, flexible power lead designed to feed two IEC C13-equipped devices from a single CEE7/7 mains plug. With a 1 m length and rated for an input current of 6 A, this black cable provides a compact and practical solution where space is limited or multiple devices need to share one outlet. The construction is intended for standard desktop, AV and small IT equipment power requirements.

Advantages

This split cable reduces cable clutter by allowing two devices to be powered from one wall socket while keeping separate C13 outputs. The 1 m length minimizes excess cable on worktops and in rack spaces. Rated at 6 A and fitted with a CEE7/7 male plug and two C13 female connectors, it is compatible with common computer, monitor and peripheral power in many regions. The black PVC jacket offers basic protection against abrasion and is suitable for visible and concealed installations.

Suitable for

• Desktop PCs and monitors with IEC C13 inlets
• Small printers, routers and network switches
• Home AV equipment and set-top boxes
• Temporary or space-limited workstation setups

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1 m
• Input current rating: 6 A
• Connectors: CEE7/7 male to 2 × IEC C13 female
• Colour: Black
• Application: Powering small IT and AV devices

How to use

Ensure the combined current draw of connected devices does not exceed the 6 A rating. Insert the CEE7/7 male plug into a compatible mains socket and connect each IEC C13 connector to the device inlet. Arrange the cable to avoid sharp bends and to keep the connectors accessible for disconnection. Do not use the cable with devices that require grounding arrangements or higher current than the specified rating.

Recommendations

Use this cable for low-power, non-critical equipment such as monitors, small PCs, printers and AV boxes. Avoid permanent installation in locations where cable strain, heat sources or moisture are present. Regularly inspect the jacket and connectors for damage and replace the cable if any insulation or connector faults are found.