InLine Power cable, CEE 7/7 angled / 3pin IEC C13 left angled, black, 5m

InLine power cable with a CEE 7/7 mains plug and a left-angled 3-pin IEC C13 connector, 5 m long and black. The cable is intended to connect computers, monitors, printers, televisions and other IT and consumer electronic devices to a 230–250 V mains supply with a maximum current of 10 A. The left-angled IEC C13 connector helps save space behind equipment and the 5 m length gives flexibility in routing the cable.

Advantages

The cable combines a commonly used CEE 7/7 mains plug with a left-angled IEC C13 coupler, providing compatibility with many appliances and space-saving connection at the device. Its 5 m length allows flexible placement of equipment, and the black jacket offers a discreet appearance. The construction is suitable for standard mains connections up to 10 A and 250 V.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and workstations
• Monitors and displays
• Printers and multifunction devices
• Televisions and set-top boxes
• Network equipment and small servers with IEC C13 inlet

Key specifications

• Cable length: 5 m
• Connector 1: IEC C13 (left-angled)
• Connector 2: CEE 7/7 mains plug
• Colour: Black
• Rated for: up to 10 A, 250 V
• Brand: InLine, MPN: 16752E, EAN: 4043718265299

How to use

Ensure the equipment is switched off and disconnected from mains before connecting. Insert the left-angled IEC C13 connector into the device's IEC C13 inlet, and plug the CEE 7/7 mains end into a compatible grounded wall socket. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinching; secure it if necessary to prevent tripping hazards. After connection, power on the device following the manufacturer's instructions.

Recommendations

Use this cable for devices with an IEC C13 inlet and mains supply compatible with CEE 7/7 sockets. Do not exceed the rated current and voltage (10 A, 250 V). Inspect the cable periodically for damage and replace it if the insulation or connectors are worn. For permanent installations or higher-current applications, consult an electrician and choose an appropriately rated cable.