Power cable Akyga AK-UP-08 CEE 7/7 to IEC C15, 1.8 m length

Akyga AK-UP-08 is a 1.8 m power cable featuring a CEE 7/7 mains plug compatible with Schuko and Europlug sockets on one end and an IEC C15 appliance connector on the other. It provides a factory-made flexible connection for IT equipment and appliances that require an IEC C15 inlet, enabling safe mains power delivery within the cable's rated voltage and current limits. The cable is suitable for desktop PCs, UPS units, network devices and other compatible equipment where a C15 connector is specified.

Advantages

The cable combines a widely used CEE 7/7 mains plug with an IEC C15 connector to ensure compatibility with appliances that need a higher-temperature rated inlet. At 1.8 meters in length it offers a balance between reach and cable management convenience. Being a purpose-made power lead, it eliminates the need for adapters or improvisation and helps maintain a neat, reliable connection between mains outlets and IEC C15-equipped devices.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and workstations with IEC C15 inlets
• Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) and power distribution units with C15 sockets
• Servers and rack equipment that specify IEC C15
• High-temperature rated appliances and power adapters using C15 connectors

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Mains plug type: CEE 7/7 (Schuko/Europlug compatible)
• Appliance connector: IEC C15
• Intended use: AC mains power lead for devices with C15 inlet

How to use

Inspect the cable for visible damage before first use. Align the IEC C15 connector with the device inlet and push it in firmly until seated. Insert the CEE 7/7 plug into a compatible mains socket. Ensure the connected device and mains supply match the appropriate voltage and current ratings. Disconnect by pulling the plugs, not the cable, and perform periodic visual checks for wear or damage.

Recommendations

Use the cable indoors in dry conditions and avoid running it under carpets or through areas with heavy foot traffic. Do not use the cable if the insulation or connectors are damaged. Match the cable to equipment that specifically requires an IEC C15 inlet and observe the device manufacturer’s power specifications and safety instructions.