Power cable Green 5 m ShiverPeaks 09-05053

The ShiverPeaks Power cable Green 5 m (09-05053) is a flexible mains lead designed for connecting electronic equipment to a standard 230 V supply. The cable comes in a five-metre length and is fitted with a CEE7/7 plug on one end and an IEC C13 coupler on the other, allowing reliable connection between wall sockets and devices such as desktop PCs, monitors, printers, and some AV equipment. The green outer jacket provides visual identification and easy routing in workspaces and server environments.

Advantages

This power cable offers stable conductivity and a durable jacket that resists abrasion and everyday wear. The combination of the CEE7/7 mains plug and IEC C13 coupler ensures wide compatibility with many household and professional appliances that operate from a 230 V mains supply. Its 5 m length gives extended reach without the need for additional extensions, reducing the number of connection points and potential failure spots.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and workstations
• Monitors and printers
• Network and AV equipment with IEC C13 inlets
• Office and home installations requiring a 5 m mains lead

Key specifications

• Cable length: 5 m
• Input voltage rating: 230 V
• Plug type (mains): CEE7/7 (Schuko/Europlug hybrid)
• Coupler type (device): IEC C13
• Color: green outer jacket
• Conductor material: copper cores (stranded)

How to use

Ensure both the device and mains supply are switched off before connecting the cable. Insert the C13 end firmly into the device’s IEC inlet and plug the CEE7/7 end into a compatible 230 V wall socket. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and tripping hazards; secure it with cable ties or clips if necessary. After connection, switch the mains and device on and verify stable power delivery. For disconnection, switch off the device and mains supply first, then remove the plug from the socket.

Recommendations

Use this cable indoors and in dry environments only; avoid exposure to moisture, direct sunlight, and high temperatures. Inspect the cable periodically for signs of damage to the insulation or connectors and replace it if any defects are found. Do not modify the connectors or cut the cable; always use a cable that matches the voltage and current requirements of the connected device.