Power Cable Helos 262661 Black 3 m IEC C13 IEC C14

The Helos 262661 power cable is a 3 m mains lead with IEC C13 and IEC C14 connectors designed for general-purpose power connections. Constructed with H05VV-F cable type, it supports a maximum input voltage of 250 V and a current rating of 10 A. The black jacket offers a discreet appearance for server rooms, office equipment, and home electronics while ensuring safe, standardized connectivity between compatible devices and power sources.

Advantages

This Helos cable provides standardized IEC C13 to IEC C14 terminations for reliable mating with equipment and power distribution units. The H05VV-F construction balances flexibility and mechanical durability, making the cable easy to route in confined spaces while maintaining electrical safety. With a 3 m length, the lead offers extended reach without excessive slack, and the 10 A/250 V ratings match common requirements for IT and audio-visual equipment.

Suitable for

• Connecting computers, monitors and servers to mains power
• Powering power distribution units (PDUs) and UPS devices with compatible IEC inlets
• Use in offices, data centers and home AV setups where a 3 m lead is needed

Key specifications

• Connector 1: IEC C13
• Connector 2: IEC C14
• Cable length: 3 m
• Cable type: H05VV-F
• Maximum input voltage: 250 V
• Current rating: 10 A
• Colour: Black

How to use

Ensure both the device and the power source are switched off before connecting the cable. Insert the IEC C13 connector into the equipment inlet and the IEC C14 connector into the power distribution unit or mains socket with compatible inlet. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, pinch points and sources of heat. After connection, switch on the power source and verify that the connected device receives power. Disconnect by switching off power and pulling the connector straight out without twisting.

Recommendations

Use the Helos 262661 cable indoors and in dry environments. Do not exceed the specified 10 A current rating or 250 V input voltage. Inspect the cable periodically for damage to the insulation or connectors and replace if any wear is found. Avoid running the cable under carpets or through high-traffic areas to reduce wear and tripping hazards.