Power cable Bachmann 356.1258 Black 3 m C14 C15 coupler

The Bachmann 356.1258 Black 3 m power cable connects devices equipped with C14 and C15 inlets, providing a 3-meter lead for flexible placement of electronic equipment. Constructed with a black jacket and compatible connectors, the cable is intended for reliable AC power transmission between matching equipment and power distribution units where a C14 to C15 interface is required.

Advantages

This power cable offers a standardized IEC connector pairing (C14 to C15) that supports secure, low-resistance electrical connections and stable current delivery. The 3 m length gives extended reach for racks, servers, test benches, or workstations without the need for additional extensions. The black outer sheath provides basic protection against abrasion and helps the cable blend into professional and home environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting IT equipment, servers or rack-mounted devices with C14/C15 inlets
• Linking power distribution units (PDUs) and power supplies where a C14–C15 cable is required
• Temporary power setups in workshops, labs, or AV installations
• Replacing worn or incompatible power leads between compatible appliances

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 m
• Connector A: C14 coupler
• Connector B: C15 coupler
• Colour: Black
• Application: AC mains power transmission between compatible IEC inlets

How to use

Inspect both the cable and device inlets for visible damage before use. Insert the C14 end into the corresponding female C14 inlet and the C15 end into the mating C15 inlet, ensuring firm seating of each connector. Route the cable to avoid tight bends, pinch points, and contact with sharp edges. After connecting, power the equipment according to the device manufacturer’s instructions and ensure any circuit protection (fuses, breakers, RCDs) is in place.

Recommendations

Use the cable within the rated voltage and current limits of the connected equipment, avoid exposure to excessive heat or moisture, and replace the cable if insulation or connectors show signs of wear or damage. For permanent installations or specific safety requirements, follow local electrical regulations and consult a qualified electrician when necessary.