Power cable EFB Elektronik EK588WS.3V2 — 3 m, Type F plug to C13 coupler, 250 V 10 A, White

EFB Elektronik EK588WS.3V2 is a 3 m mains lead with a European Type F plug and an IEC C13 coupler intended for connecting devices with IEC C14 inlets to standard wall sockets. Rated for 250 V and 10 A, the white cable provides a conventional mains connection for desktop PCs, monitors, printers and similar electronic equipment requiring a reliable power feed and a straight C13 interface.

Advantages

The cable offers a standardized IEC C13 coupler that fits common computer and AV equipment as well as a Type F plug compatible with many European sockets. With a 3 metre length it provides flexibility for placement of devices relative to wall outlets while maintaining a neat installation in office and home environments. The insulated conductors and molded connectors are designed for regular mains use at the stated voltage and current ratings.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and workstations
• Monitors, scanners and printers
• Network equipment with C14 inlets such as switches and UPS units
• Home entertainment devices and AV racks using IEC C13 connections

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 m
• Plug type: European Type F (Schuko)
• Coupler type: IEC C13
• Rated voltage: 250 V
• Rated current: 10 A
• Color: white
• Connector construction: molded plugs with strain relief

How to use

Ensure the device to be connected has an IEC C14 inlet and that the mains circuit meets the cable ratings. Insert the IEC C13 coupler into the device inlet and plug the Type F mains plug into a compatible wall socket. Avoid bending the cable sharply at the connectors and route it to prevent trip hazards. Disconnect by unplugging from the socket first, then from the device. Use only with equipment whose input specifications do not exceed the cable's rated voltage and current.

Recommendations

For safe and long-term operation, avoid running the cable under heavy furniture, through doorways where it may be pinched, or in wet environments. Regularly inspect the cable and connectors for damage; replace the lead if insulation or connector integrity is compromised. For permanent or hardwired installations consult a qualified electrician and follow local electrical regulations.