InLine power cable Type F German / “Mickey Mouse” notebook plug black 2m

The InLine power cable Type F German Mickey Mouse notebook plug is a 2 m black power supply cable designed to connect external power supplies for notebooks and similar devices to a 250 V mains outlet. It features a 2-pin connector with earth contact, supports up to 2.5 A current draw and provides a standardized connection for compatible laptop power bricks and small electronics.

Advantages

This 2 m InLine cable offers a grounded Type F (Mickey Mouse) connector for stable mains connection and reliable earthing. Its length gives flexibility in positioning the power supply and the black colour provides a discreet appearance. Built for compatibility with a wide range of notebook external power supplies, the cable meets common domestic mains specifications for 250 V systems.

Suitable for

• Connecting notebook external power supplies (power bricks) with a Type F Mickey Mouse inlet
• Powering compatible laptop adapters and small electronic devices
• Replacing a worn or lost notebook power lead

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2 m
• Connector type: Type F German "Mickey Mouse" notebook plug (2-pin with earth contact)
• Colour: Black
• Maximum current: 2.5 A
• Rated voltage: 250 V
• Brand: InLine
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): 16656
• EAN: 4043718012718

How to use

Ensure the mains outlet matches local specifications (250 V) and that the device's external power supply accepts a Type F inlet. Insert the notebook-side "Mickey Mouse" connector into the power brick inlet and plug the other end into the mains socket. Verify the connection is secure and that the power supply indicator on the adapter or notebook shows proper charging or operation. Disconnect by removing the mains plug first, then the notebook connector.

Recommendations

Use the cable only with compatible external power supplies rated at or below 2.5 A and 250 V. Avoid using the cable if the insulation or connectors are damaged, and store it coiled without sharp bends. For safety, disconnect the cable from the mains before servicing connected equipment.