ACT Powercord split cable mains connector CEE7/7 male - 2 x C13 splitting at: 1.20 m

The ACT Power cable splitter AK5055 is a compact solution that converts a single CEE7/7 male input into two C13 outputs, enabling two devices to draw power from one mains outlet. The cable measures 1.20 m and is designed to handle an input current of 6 A. Its black jacket and molded connectors provide a low-profile, functional option for office, home, and light professional environments where space and outlet availability are limited.

Advantages

This splitter allows dual power connections from a single CEE7/7 socket without tools or adapters, simplifying cable management. The integrated molded connectors and flexible PVC jacket improve durability and resist everyday wear. With a moderate 1.20 m length the cable offers reach for most desk and rack setups while remaining compact for transport and storage.

Suitable for

• Connecting two monitors or workstations to a single mains socket
• Powering peripheral devices such as printers, external drives or switches
• Temporary power distribution in meeting rooms, small offices or home offices
• Replacing a lost or broken power lead for compatible C13 appliances

Key specifications

• Connector input: CEE7/7 male
• Connector outputs: 2 × IEC C13
• Cable length: 1.20 m
• Rated input current: 6 A
• Colour: Black
• Construction: Molded connectors with PVC insulated cable

How to use

Ensure the power source is switched off before connecting the splitter. Insert the CEE7/7 male plug into the mains outlet and connect each IEC C13 output to the device power inlets. Confirm that the combined current draw of the connected devices does not exceed the 6 A rating. Route the cable to avoid tension, sharp bends or contact with heat sources. After connections are secure, switch on the power source and verify that both devices receive power as expected.

Recommendations

Use this splitter for low- to moderate-current equipment and avoid connecting high-power appliances or multiple high-draw devices that could overload the 6 A rating. Inspect the cable and connectors periodically for damage and replace if signs of wear appear. For permanent installations or where higher currents are required, use appropriately rated power distribution equipment.