InLine Power cable, CEE7/7 angled to C15 straight, 3 x 1mm², black, 5m

The InLine Power cable CEE7/7 angled to C15 straight 3 x 1mm² black 5m is a heavy‑duty mains lead designed for appliances that require elevated temperature resistance. One end has a CEE7/7 (Schuko) angled plug and the other a straight IEC C15 connector, with three conductors of 1.0 mm² each and a 5 m length. The cable jacket is black and the construction emphasizes durability and safe power delivery for devices such as cooktops, extractor hoods, industrial vacuum cleaners, irons and water heaters. The product is intended to meet the thermal and electrical demands of equipment that operates at higher surface or connector temperatures.

Advantages

This InLine power cable combines a long reach with connectors suited to high‑temperature appliance inlets. The CEE7/7 angled plug allows convenient connection in tight spaces while the straight C15 connector is specified for devices with elevated temperature at the inlet. The 3 x 1 mm² conductor cross‑section provides stable current carrying capacity for common household and light industrial appliances. The robust jacket and connector construction increase resistance to mechanical wear and support long service life under regular use.

Suitable for

• Electric cooktops and hobs
• Kitchen extractor hoods
• Industrial and workshop vacuum cleaners
• Clothes irons and steamers
• Small water heaters and boilers

Key specifications

• Cable length: 5 m
• Conductors: 3 x 1.0 mm²
• Connector A: CEE7/7 angled plug (Schuko style)
• Connector B: IEC C15 straight power inlet connector
• Colour: Black
• Designed for appliances with elevated inlet temperature

How to use

Before use, ensure the appliance is switched off and disconnected from mains power. Insert the CEE7/7 angled plug into a correctly rated and earthed mains socket. Connect the IEC C15 straight connector to the appliance inlet until it seats securely. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, pinch points and contact with very hot surfaces; maintain clearance from heating elements. After use, disconnect the cable by pulling the plug, not the cable, and store it coiled without tight kinks.

Recommendations

Use this cable only with appliances whose inlet and power requirements match the cable’s conductor size and connector types. Regularly inspect the cable for damage to the jacket or connectors and replace if any insulation cracks, exposed conductors, or connector faults are found. Do not modify the connectors or use the cable with extension methods that compromise earthing or strain relief.