Power cord ACT Powercord Swiss plug - C13 black 2.5 m

The ACT Powercord Swiss plug - C13 black 2.5 m is a mains cable designed to connect equipment with a C13 inlet to Swiss type J wall sockets. The cable supports an input voltage of 230 V and a rated current of 10 A, offering a straightforward and reliable power connection for a variety of electronic devices. Its 2.5 m length provides flexibility in placement while the black jacket gives a neutral appearance suitable for office and home environments.

Advantages

The cable combines a Swiss type J plug and an IEC C13 coupler to ensure compatibility with standard Swiss outlets and common IEC-powered equipment. Constructed with appropriate insulation and conductor sizing for the specified voltage and current, it is intended to deliver stable power transfer and reduce the risk of overheating when used within its ratings. The 2.5 m length reduces the need for extension leads while providing convenient reach to wall sockets.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers, monitors and workstations with C13 inlets
• Office equipment such as printers and small servers
• Audio/video components and power supplies compatible with IEC C13
• Home appliances and chargers that accept a C13 connector and operate at 230 V

Key specifications

• Plug type: Swiss type J
• Coupler: IEC C13
• Length: 2.5 m
• Rated voltage: 230 V
• Rated current: 10 A
• Color: Black

How to use

Ensure the device you intend to power has an IEC C14 inlet compatible with a C13 coupler. Inspect the cable for visible damage before use and avoid routing it where it could be pinched or excessively bent. Insert the Swiss type J plug into a matching wall socket and connect the C13 coupler to the device inlet until it sits securely. Use the cable only within the specified voltage and current ratings and disconnect power before performing maintenance on connected equipment.

Recommendations

Use the cable in dry, indoor environments and avoid overloading the circuit by checking the combined current draw of connected devices. Replace the cable if the insulation is damaged or if connectors show signs of wear. For permanent installations or higher-current needs, choose a cable rated for the appropriate current or consult a qualified electrician.