Netsnoer EFB Elektronik EK588BL.1,8V2 1,8 m CEE7/7 C13

The EFB Elektronik EK588BL.1,8V2 is a 1.8 m power cable with a CEE7/7 plug and a C13 coupler, designed to provide a stable mains connection for a variety of electronic devices. Rated for operation at up to 250 V, this cable combines a compact length with standard connectors commonly used for computers, monitors, printers and other office and home equipment. The cable's blue jacket helps with visual identification in multi-cable setups.

Advantages

This power cable offers reliable power transfer with standard CEE7/7 to C13 termination. The 1.8 m length balances reach and cable management, reducing excess slack while allowing flexible placement of devices. Constructed with insulation suitable for mains voltage, it provides consistent contact and secure connections to compatible IEC C13 sockets. The coloured sheath simplifies cable routing and identification in mixed installations.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs, monitors and workstations to mains power
• Powering printers, scanners and peripheral devices with IEC C13 inlets
• Home office and small office environments where a 1.8 m lead is required
• Replacing or standardizing power leads in AV racks and network equipment

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Input voltage rating: 250 V
• Connector 1: CEE7/7 mains plug
• Connector 2: IEC C13 coupler
• Colour: Blue

How to use

Ensure the device and mains outlet are switched off before connecting the cable. Insert the CEE7/7 plug into a compatible 230–250 V wall outlet and connect the IEC C13 coupler to the appliance’s C13 inlet until it seats firmly. Verify that connections are secure and free from strain; route the cable to avoid sharp bends or pinch points. Do not use the cable with equipment that requires a grounded or specialised plug configuration other than CEE7/7 to C13.

Recommendations

Inspect the cable periodically for damage to the insulation or connectors and replace if any wear is visible. Avoid running the cable under rugs or in locations with continuous mechanical stress. Use cable ties or clips to maintain a tidy setup and prevent tripping hazards.