Power cable LOGON TC03NCY30CM 0.3 m — mains lead, 0.3 meter length

LOGON TC03NCY30CM is a 0.3 m power cable intended as a mains lead for compatible electronic devices. Its short length makes it suitable for situations where the power source is close to the device, such as desktop equipment, compact audio components, or test benches. The cable provides a direct, no-frills connection to mains power and is useful as a replacement for worn short leads.

Advantages

The compact 0.3 m length reduces excess cabling and helps keep workspaces tidy. Designed for straightforward installation, the cable offers reliable electrical contact for low- to moderate-power devices that accept the corresponding connector types. Its short span minimizes signal or power loss related to long runs and simplifies routing behind furniture or equipment racks.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and monitors with matching inlet
• Audio equipment and small amplifiers placed near mains outlets
• Laboratory or test setups with close-proximity power connections
• Replacing short or worn mains leads for compatible devices

Key specifications

• Length: 0.3 meter (short mains lead)
• Function: AC mains power cable for compatible electronic equipment
• Typical use: close-proximity power connection and cable management
• Construction: single cable lead intended for mains connection (insulation and conductor type per manufacturer standards)

How to use

Confirm that the cable connector matches the device inlet and that the device's rated voltage and current are within the cable's supported range. With power switched off at the mains, insert the cable securely into the device and then connect the other end to the mains socket. Ensure connectors are fully seated and that the cable is routed to avoid sharp bends or pinch points. After connection, switch on power and verify the device operates normally.

Recommendations

Do not use the cable with devices that exceed its rated current or voltage. Avoid routing the cable across walkways or under heavy furniture, and inspect the lead periodically for damage to insulation or connectors. Replace the cable if any wear, exposed conductors, or loose connections are observed.