Power cable Blue 1.8 m ShiverPeaks S/CONN 09-05181

The ShiverPeaks Power cable Blue 1.8 m S/CONN 09-05181 is a mains lead designed for connecting electronic equipment to a 230 V AC power supply. One end features a CEE7/7 plug compatible with many European sockets, while the other end has an IEC C13 coupler for equipment-level connection. With a 1.8-metre length and a visible blue jacket, this cable provides a straightforward solution for powering desktop PCs, monitors, printers and other appliances that accept a C13 inlet.

Advantages

This power cable offers a reliable conductor and stable connection for standard 230 V applications. The 1.8 m length balances reach and cable management, while the blue insulation makes cable identification easier in multi-cable setups. The IEC C13 coupler is a common interface for IT and AV equipment, ensuring wide compatibility, and the CEE7/7 plug fits grounded European sockets for safe operation.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and workstations
• Monitors and display devices
• Printers, scanners and small office equipment
• AV receivers, amplifiers and media players with C13 inlets
• General-purpose 230 V appliances with IEC C13 connection

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Input voltage rating: 230 V AC
• Plug type: CEE7/7 (Schuko/Europlug hybrid)
• Coupler type: IEC C13
• Color: blue
• Typical use: mains lead for IT and AV equipment

How to use

Ensure the connected device is turned off before inserting the IEC C13 coupler into the equipment inlet. Insert the CEE7/7 plug into a suitable grounded 230 V wall socket. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and tripping hazards, and secure it if necessary to prevent strain on the connectors. After connection, power on the device following its normal startup procedure.

Recommendations

Use the cable only with equipment rated for 230 V and with compatible IEC C13 inlets. Do not use the cable if the insulation is damaged or if the connectors appear loose. Avoid running the cable through high-temperature areas and do not overload the circuit by connecting devices that together exceed the socket’s rated current. For stable and safe operation, routinely inspect the cable and replace it if any wear or damage is visible.