Cabo de alimentação EFB Elektronik EK601SW.1 preto 1 m C14 C13

The EFB Elektronik EK601SW.1 power cable is a 1 m black mains lead designed for connecting equipment with IEC C13 and C14 inlet/socket combinations. Rated for up to 250 V and 10 A, the cable is intended for general-purpose power distribution between devices such as power supplies, UPS units, servers and rack equipment. The moulded connectors and flexible jacket offer a compact and unobtrusive connection for home, office and light industrial environments.

Advantages

The cable uses standard IEC C14 (male) to C13 (female) couplers compatible with a wide range of appliances and IT equipment. Its 1 m length provides a balance between reach and cable management, while the black PVC jacket resists abrasion and helps conceal the cable in typical installations. The 250 V / 10 A rating ensures safe operation within common mains voltage and current limits for desktop and networked devices.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs, monitors and printers to a power distribution unit or mains inlet
• Powering servers, switches and rack devices within data cabinets when short interconnects are needed
• Replacing worn or lost IEC C13–C14 leads for office equipment and consumer electronics

Key specifications

• Connector A: IEC C14 (male) coupler
• Connector B: IEC C13 (female) coupler
• Cable length: 1 m
• Rated voltage: 250 V
• Rated current: 10 A
• Colour: Black
• Construction: moulded connectors with flexible PVC jacket

How to use

Ensure both the power outlet and the device are switched off before connecting the cable. Insert the C14 end into the power source or PDU inlet and the C13 end into the equipment power inlet until the connector seats firmly. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinch points, and secure it as needed for safe cable management. Verify that the connected device’s rated current does not exceed 10 A and the supply voltage is within 250 V before powering on.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, avoid exposing the cable to liquids, sustained high temperatures, or heavy mechanical stress. Replace the lead if the jacket or connectors show visible damage. For permanent installations or higher current requirements consult equipment specifications and use a cable with appropriate ratings.