InLine Power cable, CEE 7/7 angled / 3pin IEC C13 left angled, black, 1.8m

Space-saving connection in tight spaces:The left-angled C13 cold appliance plug enables optimum cable routing behind devices or in racks.
Reliable power supply:The CEE 7/7 safety plug ensures a secure connection to the European power grid up to 250 V.
Ready for professional applications:VDE-certified H05VV-F cable with 3-pole design for use in IT and industrial environments.
Rugged and durable:Encapsulated plugs ensure a high load capacity and mechanical stability.
Universally applicable:Suitable for PCs, monitors, printers and other devices with a C13 connection.

The InLine® power cable with angled C13 cold appliance plug and CEE 7/7 safety plug ensures a reliable power connection for a wide range of devices in professional use. The left-angled design of the C13 plug makes the cable ideal for applications with limited space, such as in 19" racks, under desks or for installations close to walls.
The three-core H05VV-F cable used complies with VDE certification and offers a maximum current consumption of 10 A at a mains voltage of 250 V. This makes it ideal for demanding IT environments and industrial applications. The molded plugs provide additional stability and protection during repeated use.
Typical areas of application are personal computers, monitors, printers or AV hardware where a secure power connection with standard-compliant cable routing is required. The cable combines reliability, safety and flexibility in a practical design.

Cable type: H05VV-F 3G
Connection A: CEE 7/7 earthing contact plug
Connection B: IEC 60320 C13 IEC plug, angled left
Certification: VDE
Color: Black

InLine Power cable, CEE 7/7 angled / 3pin IEC C13 left angled, black, 1.8m. Cable length: 1.8 m, Connector 1: CEE7/7, Connector 2: C13 coupler

How to use

Insert the angled CEE 7/7 plug into a compatible mains socket and connect the left-angled IEC C13 end to the device's IEC inlet. Ensure the device and mains supply do not exceed the rated 10 A and 250 V. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinching, and secure it to prevent strain on the connectors.

Recommendations

Do not use the cable with devices that require more than the rated current or voltage. Inspect the cable for damage before each use and replace it if the insulation or connectors are compromised. For permanent installations, allow adequate ventilation around equipment and avoid running the cable where it may be exposed to mechanical stress.