Power cable Black 10 m ShiverPeaks 60007-10

The ShiverPeaks Power cable Black 10 m (model 60007-10) is a 10-metre mains lead designed for 230 V applications. It features a CEE 7/7 plug on the mains side and an IEC C13 coupler on the equipment side, providing a standard connection for computers, monitors, printers and other electrical devices. The black jacket offers a discreet appearance and durable protection for the conductors inside, making the cable suitable for home, office and light commercial environments.

Advantages

This power cable delivers a reliable 230 V connection with a long 10 m reach that reduces the need for additional extension accessories. The combination of a CEE 7/7 plug and IEC C13 coupler matches widely used sockets and equipment inlet standards, ensuring compatibility across many devices. Its robust outer insulation provides mechanical protection and resistance to everyday wear, while the straightforward single-cable design simplifies installation and cable management.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop computers, monitors and workstations to mains power
• Powering printers, scanners and office peripherals
• Equipment racks or stations where a longer reach to the socket is required
• Temporary or fixed setups in home offices, classrooms and small businesses

Key specifications

• Length: 10 metres
• Input voltage rating: 230 V
• Plug type (mains side): CEE 7/7 (Schuko/Europlug hybrid)
• Coupler type (equipment side): IEC C13
• Colour: Black
• Construction: insulated multi-conductor mains lead with moulded connectors

How to use

Verify that the device to be connected accepts an IEC C13 inlet and that the local mains supply conforms to 230 V. Insert the CEE 7/7 plug securely into the wall socket and connect the IEC C13 coupler to the device inlet until it sits firmly. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, pinch points and heat sources. When disconnecting, pull the moulded plug or coupler body rather than the cable jacket to prevent damage to the conductors.

Recommendations

For safe and reliable operation, use the cable only within its rated voltage. Avoid running the cable under carpets or through doors where it could be crushed. Inspect the cable periodically for cuts, exposed conductors or damaged connectors and replace it if any damage is found. For installations requiring surge protection or specific earthing arrangements, use appropriate protective devices and follow local electrical regulations.