Netkabel oranje S/CONN 09-05047 3 m CEE7/7 C13 koppeling

The ShiverPeaks Power Cable Orange S/CONN 09-05047 3 m CEE7/7 C13 Coupler is a 3-meter mains lead designed for devices requiring 230 V input. One end features a CEE7/7 plug for connection to standard European mains outlets, while the opposite end provides an IEC C13 coupler for equipment such as PCs, monitors, printers, and many audio/video components. The bright orange jacket improves visibility in mixed cabling environments and helps identify the cable quickly in both home and professional installations.

Advantages

This power cable combines a flexible 3 m length with a robust insulated jacket that resists abrasion and everyday bending. The CEE7/7 to C13 termination ensures compatibility with a wide range of mains-powered devices that use the IEC C13 inlet. The orange colour increases safety by making the cable easier to spot among other leads, reducing the risk of accidental disconnection or tripping. The cable is intended for 230 V mains systems and supports typical current ratings for common IT and AV equipment.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and workstations
• Monitors, printers and peripherals
• Audio/video equipment and amplifiers with C13 inlet
• Home office setups and small server racks

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 m
• Plug type (mains): CEE7/7 (Schuko/Euro combined)
• Coupler type (equipment): IEC C13
• Rated voltage: 230 V AC
• Jacket colour: orange
• Construction: flexible insulated three-conductor mains lead

How to use

Connect the CEE7/7 plug to a suitable 230 V mains socket and insert the IEC C13 coupler into the device's C13 inlet. Ensure the cable is fully seated in both connectors before powering the device. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, heavy loads, or contact with heat sources. For installations in racks or behind furniture, allow slack to prevent tension at connector ends and secure the cable with ties or clips as needed to prevent strain.

Recommendations

Use the cable only with compatible 230 V equipment and within the cable's rated current limits. Avoid running the cable under carpets or across high-traffic walkways where it may be damaged. Regularly inspect the jacket and connectors for wear, and replace the cable if any damage to insulation or contacts is found. For permanent installations or environments requiring specific certifications, verify that the cable meets local safety standards and application requirements before use.