Zebra CS-CC6-IEC power cable Black 0.5 m C7 coupler C14 coupler

The Zebra CS-CC6-IEC power cable is a 0.5 m connection lead with a C7 coupler on one end and a C14 coupler on the other, designed to provide reliable power connectivity between compatible devices and power sources. Finished in black, the cable follows IEC coupling conventions for easy replacement or integration into existing setups in home and office environments. Its compact length makes it suitable for close-proximity connections where longer cables would create clutter.

Advantages

The cable offers a short, space-saving length that reduces excess cable management and helps maintain tidy installations. Using standard C7 and C14 couplers ensures wide compatibility with devices and power inlets that accept IEC-type connectors. The black finish provides a discreet appearance for visible connections, while the construction is intended to meet typical safety and durability expectations for power leads used with consumer and office equipment.

Suitable for

• Connecting small consumer electronics with a C7 inlet to a power distribution unit or IEC power source with a C14 socket
• Short-range connections behind TVs, printers, or set-top boxes where a compact cable is required
• Office or home setups that require a discreet black power lead for neat cable routing

Key specifications

• Cable length: 0.5 m
• Connector 1: C7 coupler
• Connector 2: C14 coupler
• Colour: Black

How to use

Ensure both the device and the power source are switched off before connecting. Insert the C7 coupler into the device inlet designed for a C7 connector and plug the C14 coupler into the corresponding power source or power distribution unit socket. Verify the connectors are seated firmly and route the cable to avoid sharp bends or pinch points. After connections are secure, power on the device and check for normal operation.

Recommendations

Use the cable only with compatible devices and within the intended 0.5 m reach; avoid stretching the cable, exposure to moisture, or placing heavy objects on it. Regularly inspect for visible damage and replace the cable if insulation or connectors show wear.