Power Cable Kolink Type G (UK) to C19, 1.8 m – KKTE01UK

Kolink Type G (UK) to C19 power cable, 1.8 m, provides a straightforward mains connection between British Type G wall outlets and devices with an IEC C19 inlet. The cable is intended for 230V environments and suited to high-current IT equipment such as servers, power distribution units (PDUs), UPS systems and other appliances requiring the larger IEC C19 connector. With a 1.8 metre length it balances reach and cable management in rack and datacentre installations.

Advantages

The cable combines a Type G moulded plug designed for UK mains sockets with a robust IEC C19 connector to support higher current devices. Its 1.8 m length reduces the need for extension leads while allowing flexible placement of equipment. The construction uses a flexible, insulated jacket and securely fitted connectors to maintain stable power delivery and help reduce strain at the connection points.

Suitable for

• Server racks and cabinet-mounted equipment with IEC C19 inlets
• Power distribution units (PDUs) in data centres and server rooms
• Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) and high-power IT appliances
• Workstations and professional devices that require a C19 connection

Key specifications

• Plug type: British Type G (three-pin, rectangular)
• Connector: IEC C19 (female cold appliance connector)
• Cable length: 1.8 metres
• Rated voltage: suitable for 230V mains environments
• Designed for high-current applications typical of servers and PDUs

How to use

Connect the Type G mains plug to a compatible 230V wall socket or power distribution outlet. Insert the IEC C19 connector into the device inlet until it seats securely. Ensure the cable is routed to avoid sharp bends and reduce mechanical strain on both ends. Before powering high-load equipment, verify that the supply and the receiving device are compatible with the cable’s current rating and the local electrical installation.

Recommendations

Use this power cable in indoor, dry installations within rated temperature and current limits. Avoid running the cable across walkways to prevent trip hazards and excessive wear; secure with appropriate clips or cable management in racks. Inspect connectors periodically for signs of wear or damage and replace the cable if insulation or contacts are compromised.