InLine Power cable, CEE 7/7 angled / 3pin IEC C13 angled, grey, 0.5m

Standard-compliant power supply:The power cable with CEE 7/7 safety plug and IEC 60320 C13 connector is designed to safely supply IT and electrical devices with a cold device connection.
Angled plug design:The angled safety plug and the right-angled C13 connector support space-saving and structured installation.
VDE-certified quality:The three-core H05VV-F cable is designed for operation at 250V and a maximum current consumption of 10A.
Mechanically robust construction:Moulded plugs in die-cast design increase stability during regular plugging and unplugging.
Flexible variety:Available in several lengths from 0.3 metres to 5 metres in black and in selected lengths in grey.

The InLine® power cable with CEE 7/7 to IEC 60320 C13 safety plug is used to supply power to devices with a cold device connection. Typical areas of application are IT and consumer electronics devices that are connected to the 250V mains with a maximum current consumption of 10A.
The angled safety plug and the right-angled C13 connector enable space-saving installation, especially in confined spaces.
The three-core H05VV-F cable meets the requirements for the intended area of application. VDE certification confirms compliance with relevant safety standards.
Die-cast moulded plugs support a mechanically stable connection and increase resistance to regular use.

Plug type on mains side: CEE 7/7 protective contact, angled
Plug type on device side: IEC 60320 C13, right-angled
Cable type: H05VV-F
Rated voltage: 250V
Max. current consumption: 10A
Design: three-core
Certification: VDE
Plug: moulded (die-cast)

InLine Power cable, CEE 7/7 angled / 3pin IEC C13 angled, grey, 0.5m. Cable length: 0.5 m, Connector 1: CEE7/7, Connector 2: C13 coupler

How to use

Plug the angled CEE 7/7 plug into a compatible mains socket and insert the angled IEC C13 connector into the device's IEC inlet. Ensure both connectors are fully seated and avoid sharp bends near the connector ends. Do not overload the cable beyond the device and socket ratings.

Recommendations

Inspect the cable regularly for damage and replace it if the insulation or connectors show wear. Use the angled orientation to minimize mechanical stress and position the cable to avoid tripping hazards.