InLine® DC-jatkojohto, kulmapistoke, 4,0 x 1,7 mm, musta, 5 m

When a power adapter’s cable falls just short of reaching a wall outlet or a device tucked behind a desk, this 5-metre DC extension cable solves the problem instantly. The right-angle plug hugs the device’s DC input, keeping the cable flat against the surface and preventing accidental disconnection. Ideal for CCTV cameras, LED strips, routers, and other 4.0 x 1.7 mm DC-powered equipment, it provides a reliable, low-profile power link without the need for a new adapter.

Key specifications

• Length: 5 metres
• Connector 1: DC power plug, male, right-angle, 4.0 mm outer / 1.7 mm inner diameter
• Connector 2: DC power jack, female, straight, 4.0 mm outer / 1.7 mm inner diameter
• Voltage rating: up to 24 V DC
• Current rating: up to 3 A
• Conductor material: copper
• Jacket material: PVC
• Connector plating: nickel
• Colour: black

Why choose it

The right-angle connector is a game-changer in tight spaces—it reduces strain on the cable and the device’s power port, extending the life of both. The generous 5-metre length gives you freedom to position devices far from the power source, while the pass-through polarity ensures your original adapter’s output is delivered unchanged. Built with copper conductors and a durable PVC jacket, it handles everyday use without signal loss or voltage drop.

Ideal use cases

• Extending the reach of security cameras or baby monitors that need to be mounted far from an outlet
• Powering LED strip lighting in cabinets, shelves, or behind TVs where the adapter cable is too short
• Connecting routers, switches, or small electronics in network cabinets or wall-mounted setups
• Replacing a damaged or lost DC cable on a compatible device

Good to know

This cable is a pure extension—it does not convert voltage or change polarity. Always verify that your device uses a 4.0 x 1.7 mm DC connector and that your power adapter’s output does not exceed 24 V DC / 3 A. The right-angle plug is particularly useful for wall-mounted devices or when the power input is on the side of the unit.