Power cable EFB Elektronik EK504.3V2 Black 3 m

The EFB Elektronik EK504.3V2 Black 3 m power cable provides a reliable connection between devices with a C13 inlet and mains sockets using a CEE7/7 plug. With a 3 m length and a rated input voltage of 250 V and current of 10 A, this cable is designed for powering computers, monitors, printers, routers and other common electrical appliances in home and office environments. The black jacket and standard connectors make it compatible with a wide range of equipment while keeping installation straightforward.

Advantages

This power cable combines a standard C13 coupler with a CEE7/7 mains connector, offering broad compatibility with many appliances and European outlets. The 3 m length provides flexibility in placement without requiring additional extension cords. Constructed with a durable black outer sheath, it resists everyday wear and maintains a neat appearance in desk or server-room setups. Rated for 250 V and 10 A, it supports typical low- to medium-power devices safely when used within its specifications.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and workstations
• Monitors and printers
• Network equipment such as switches and routers
• Small UPS units and power strips compatible with C13
• Home entertainment devices with C13 inlets

Key specifications

• Connector 1: C13 coupler
• Connector 2: CEE7/7 plug (European mains)
• Cable length: 3 m
• Rated input voltage: 250 V
• Rated current: 10 A
• Product colour: Black

How to use

Insert the C13 coupler into the device's IEC C13 inlet and plug the CEE7/7 connector into a suitable mains socket. Ensure the device is switched off before connecting or disconnecting the cable. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends or heavy compression and keep it away from heat sources and liquids. For safe operation, use the cable only with devices whose power consumption does not exceed the 10 A rating and within the specified 250 V mains supply.

Recommendations

Inspect the cable and connectors periodically for signs of damage, such as frayed insulation or bent pins. Replace the cable if any damage is detected. Do not modify the cable or use it with incompatible or overloaded equipment. For installations near high-traffic areas, secure the cable to prevent tripping and avoid running it under carpets or through tightly closed conduits.