Power cable EFB Elektronik EK585.2V2 2 m IEC C14 IEC C15 250 V 10 A

The EFB Elektronik EK585.2V2 2 m power cable provides a reliable connection between devices with IEC C14 and IEC C15 inlet/socket types. Designed for general-purpose power delivery, this black cable supports up to 250 V and a maximum current of 10 A. With a 2 m length it offers flexibility in positioning equipment in home, office or server-room environments while maintaining standard safety and connectivity requirements.

Advantages

This power cable combines standard IEC C14 and IEC C15 connectors to accommodate devices that require the higher heat resistance of the C15 inlet while remaining compatible with common C14 outputs. The 2 m length reduces the need for extension while providing enough reach for typical desktop and rack setups. Constructed in a neutral black colour, the cable is unobtrusive and suitable for mixed equipment environments. Its 250 V / 10 A rating ensures compatibility with a wide range of consumer and professional electronics.

Suitable for

• Computers, monitors and workstations with IEC C14 or IEC C15 inlets
• Network equipment and small rack-mounted devices
• Powering UPS units or power strips that accept IEC C15
• Home and office electronics where a 2 m cable length is appropriate

Key specifications

• Connectors: IEC C14 (plug) to IEC C15 (socket)
• Cable length: 2 m
• Rated voltage: 250 V
• Rated current: 10 A
• Colour: Black

How to use

Ensure both the power source and the target device are switched off before connecting the cable. Insert the IEC C14 plug into the mains outlet or power distribution unit and connect the IEC C15 end to the device inlet, making sure the connector seats fully and securely. After connections are made, switch on the power source and verify the device powers up correctly. Disconnect by switching off the power and pulling the connectors straight out without tugging on the cable body.

Recommendations

Use this cable indoors in dry environments and avoid routing it through areas with high foot traffic, sharp edges or sources of heat. Regularly inspect connectors for signs of wear or damage and replace the cable if any insulation cracks, exposed conductors, or loose contacts are found.