Cabo de alimentação EFB Elektronik EK507.1,8 1,8 m C14 C13

The EFB Elektronik EK507.1,8 power cable is a 1.8 meter mains lead with a C14 inlet and a C13 outlet designed for standard IT and electronic equipment. The grey cable provides a reliable AC connection between power distribution units, UPS devices, desktop power supplies and other appliances that accept IEC C13/C14 connectors, offering stable conductivity and basic mechanical protection for everyday use.

Advantages

This power cable combines a manufacturer's build quality with a practical 1.8 m length that balances reach and cable management. The C14 to C13 connection is compatible with a wide range of servers, network hardware and desktop equipment. The grey jacket is neutral for professional environments, and the cable's construction is intended to meet common safety and durability expectations for fixed and portable setups.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Connecting servers, switches and routers to power distribution units or UPS systems
• Powering desktop PCs, monitors and external power supplies
• Replacing or extending existing IEC C13/C14 leads in offices and data centres
• Temporary power connections for test benches and lab equipment

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Connector A: IEC C14 coupler (male inlet)
• Connector B: IEC C13 coupler (female outlet)
• Colour: Grey

How to use

Ensure both the equipment and the power source are switched off before connecting the cable. Insert the C14 end into a compatible power source such as a PDU or UPS, and connect the C13 end to the device's IEC inlet. Verify the connection is secure and route the cable to avoid strain, sharp bends or contact with hot surfaces. After connections are made, restore power and confirm the device is receiving mains power.

Recommendations

Use the cable only with equipment that accepts IEC C13/C14 connectors and within the voltage and current limits of your local electrical installation. Avoid running the cable through high-traffic areas without protection and periodically inspect the jacket and connectors for wear. Replace the cable if pins are bent, contacts are loose, or the insulation is damaged.