Power cable Black VALUE 19.99.1553 3 m CEE7/7 C19 coupler

The VALUE power cable 3 m with a CEE7/7 plug and a C19 coupler provides a robust mains connection for equipment that requires higher current delivery. With a 3-metre length and rated for 250 V / 16 A, this cable links mains outlets fitted with a CEE7/7 socket to devices accepting a C19 inlet, enabling safe power delivery to servers, UPS units, power distribution devices and high-power workstations. The cable is constructed to meet common safety expectations for continuous use in both home and professional settings.

Advantages

The cable offers a standardized CEE7/7 plug compatible with many European wall outlets and a C19 coupler suited for high-current device inlets. Its 3 m length balances reach and cable management, while the 16 A current rating supports equipment with increased power demands. The design focuses on reliable electrical contact and mechanical durability for repeated connection cycles.

Suitable for

• Connecting UPS units to mains outlets
• Powering rack servers and network equipment
• Supplying power to power distribution units (PDUs)
• High-power desktop workstations and professional imaging or audio equipment

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 m
• Plug type (mains side): CEE7/7
• Coupler type (device side): C19
• Rated voltage: 250 V
• Rated current: 16 A
• Color: black

How to use

Inspect the cable and connectors for visible damage before use. Insert the CEE7/7 plug firmly into a compatible mains socket and connect the C19 coupler to the device inlet until it is properly seated. Ensure that the connected device’s power requirements do not exceed the cable’s rated 16 A and that the mains supply matches the 250 V rating. Avoid routing the cable through pinch points or heat sources and arrange it to prevent trip hazards.

Recommendations

For safe operation, use the cable only with equipment designed for a C19 inlet and within the specified voltage and current limits. Regularly check connections for corrosion or loose contacts and replace the cable if any damage is found. In server or rack installations, secure the cable to avoid strain on connectors and follow local electrical codes when connecting to distribution panels or PDUs.