Power cable IBOX Clover VDE 1.8m with UK plug

Power cable IBOX Clover VDE 1.8m with UK plug is a mains lead intended for devices that require a UK-style three-pin plug. The 1.8 meter length gives additional reach for flexible placement of computers, monitors, printers and other electronic equipment. VDE marking indicates the cable has been tested against established safety standards for insulation and construction.

Advantages

The cable provides a standardized UK plug connection and a detachable IEC-style connector (C13/C5 compatible with many devices), enabling compatibility with common desktop and office equipment. Its 1.8 m length reduces the need for additional extension leads while allowing convenient positioning of devices. VDE-tested construction supports safe operation under normal load conditions and helps ensure reliable power delivery.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and workstations
• Monitors and displays
• Laser and inkjet printers
• UPS units and power distribution units with matching inlet
• Other electronic appliances using a UK plug and compatible IEC inlet

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Plug type: UK three-pin mains plug
• Connector: IEC-style device connector compatible with common equipment
• Safety standard: VDE-tested construction for insulation and build quality
• Conductor type: stranded copper conductors for flexibility and conductivity
• Rated for mains voltage and typical office/home appliance currents

How to use

Before connecting, ensure that the device inlet matches the cable's IEC-style connector and that the mains supply is compatible with the cable's rated voltage. Insert the UK plug firmly into a suitable mains socket and connect the device end to the equipment inlet until it seats securely. Avoid forcing connectors; a proper fit should click or slide into place. Route the cable to prevent tripping hazards and avoid tight bends near the connector ends.

Recommendations

Use the cable only with equipment designed for a UK plug and compatible inlet. Inspect the cable regularly for signs of wear, cuts, or damage to the insulation. Disconnect the cable by pulling the plug, not the cord. Do not use the cable if the insulation is damaged or if connectors are loose. For high-current or specialized equipment, verify that the cable's current rating meets the device requirements.