Cabo de alimentação laranja S/CONN 09-05187 1,8 m CEE7/7 conector fêmea C13

The ShiverPeaks Power Cable Orange S/CONN 09-05187 1.8 m CEE7/7 C13 Coupler is a durable mains lead designed for connecting equipment to a 230 V supply. Finished in a high-visibility orange jacket, this 1.8 metre cable combines a grounded CEE7/7 plug with a C13 coupler to provide a standard IEC connection for computers, monitors, network devices and other compatible appliances. The cable construction supports stable power delivery and makes routing and identification easier in multi-cable environments.

Advantages

The orange outer sheath improves visibility and cable management while the grounded CEE7/7 connector and C13 coupler ensure a safe, standardized connection. The 1.8 m length provides a balance between reach and neat installation without excess slack. The cable is intended for reliable 230 V use and is suitable for rack, desktop and office installations where a common IEC connection is required.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs, workstations and monitors to mains power
• Powering servers, switches and network equipment with IEC C13 in server racks
• Temporary power setups in offices, studios or event spaces where visibility is needed
• Replacing standard power cords for compatible appliances that accept C13 couplers

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Input voltage rating: 230 V
• Plug type: grounded CEE7/7
• Coupler type: IEC C13
• Outer colour: orange (high visibility)
• Typical use: mains power connection for appliances supporting C13

How to use

Inspect the cable for damage before use. Insert the CEE7/7 plug into a compatible 230 V grounded mains socket and connect the IEC C13 coupler to the device’s inlet until it seats firmly. Ensure the cable is routed to avoid tripping hazards and is not pinched or bent sharply. Disconnect by pulling the plug, not the cable, and store the lead coiled without tight kinks when not in use.

Recommendations

Use only with equipment rated for 230 V and matching inlet types. Avoid running the cable near heat sources or liquids. For permanent installations or specialised environments, verify local electrical codes and consider professional installation. Regularly check the sheath and connectors for wear and replace the cable if any damage is observed.