APC AP9880 power cable Black 0.6 m C14 coupler CEE7/7

The APC AP9880 power cable is a 0.6 m black mains lead with a C14 coupler on one end and a CEE7/7 plug on the other. Designed for connection between equipment with an IEC C14 inlet and standard European mains sockets, this cable supports 230 V and up to 10 A of current. Its compact length and robust construction make it suitable for use where space is limited and dependable power delivery is required.

Advantages

The cable’s C14 coupler provides a secure fit with common server, UPS and power supply inlets, while the CEE7/7 connector fits most European wall outlets. At 0.6 m length the lead reduces excess cable clutter and is easier to route in racks, cabinets or behind furniture. The black jacket offers a neutral appearance compatible with most equipment and helps resist visible wear. Rated for 230 V and 10 A, the cable meets typical requirements for small to medium electronic devices.

Suitable for

• Connecting UPS units, power supplies or servers to European mains sockets
• Use in server rooms, network cabinets and IT workstations with limited cable space
• Powering desktop equipment, monitors and small appliances compatible with IEC C14 inlets

Key specifications

• Connector A: C14 coupler (IEC female inlet)
• Connector B: CEE7/7 mains plug (European two-pin with grounding contact)
• Cable length: 0.6 m
• Rated voltage: 230 V
• Rated current: 10 A
• Colour: Black

How to use

Ensure both the connected equipment and the mains supply are switched off before connecting the cable. Insert the C14 coupler securely into the device’s IEC C14 inlet and plug the CEE7/7 connector into a compatible grounded mains socket. Check that the connectors are seated fully and that the cable is routed to avoid sharp bends or pinch points. After mounting, switch the mains and device power on and verify proper operation.

Recommendations

For safe operation, use this cable only with equipment that accepts a C14 inlet and within the specified 230 V, 10 A rating. Avoid using the cable in wet environments and periodically inspect the jacket and connectors for damage; replace the cable if any wear or exposed conductors are visible.