InLine stroomverlengkabel type F haaks, zwart, 10 m

Space-saving installation:The angled safety plug allows for flexible installation even in confined spaces.
Reliable power supply:The high-quality H05VV-F3G1.5mm² cable ensures stable performance at 230V input voltage.
Increased touch protection:The integrated protective function minimizes the risk of accidental contact during installation and operation.
Robust design for continuous use:The solid workmanship is ideal for workshops, industrial or technical environments.
Tested safety:The product is GS-certified and meets high safety standards in daily use.

The InLine® power extension cable with angled safety plug is the reliable solution for power applications in demanding environments. Thanks to the compact, angled plug, the cable is ideal for use in confined spaces, such as behind cabinets, in server cabinets, or in hard-to-reach places in technical installations.
The H05VV-F3G1.5mm² cable used offers stable transmission at 230V and impresses with its robust construction. The increased touch protection ensures additional safety – a decisive advantage in applications where operational safety and protection are paramount.

Cable type:H05VV-F3G1.5mm²
Input voltage:230V
Plug:Protective contact, angled
Socket:Protective contact
Protection:With increased touch protection
Certification:GS-tested

InLine Power Extension Cable Type F angled, black, 10m. Cable length: 10 m, Placement supported: Indoor, AC outlet types: Type F. AC outlets quantity: 1 AC outlet(s). AC input voltage: 230 V. Width: 57 mm, Depth: 10000 mm, Height: 52 mm. Dimensions (WxDxH): 57 x 10000 x 52 mm

How to use

Connect the cable’s mains plug to a properly installed 230V wall socket and insert the device plug into the angled Type F outlet. Route the cable along baseboards or behind furniture to minimize tripping hazards and avoid sharp bends near the connectors. Ensure the cable is fully uncoiled during use to prevent heat buildup. Do not use the cable outdoors or in wet locations.

Recommendations

Check the power consumption of connected equipment to ensure it does not exceed the capacity of the building circuit. Avoid placing heavy objects on the cable and periodically inspect it for damage; replace the cable if the insulation is cut, cracked or shows signs of wear.