Virtajohto Bachmann 356.904 harmaa 2 m C14 C13 liitin

The Bachmann 356.904 Grey 2 m C14 C13 coupler power cable is a 2-metre mains lead intended for connecting equipment with IEC C13 inlets to a power source with an IEC C14 coupler. The grey-coloured cable provides standard IEC connectivity for a range of electrical devices and is built to deliver stable power transmission in home and office environments. Its straightforward design and compatible connectors make it suitable for applications where a reliable mains lead is required.

Advantages

This power cable offers a standard IEC C14-to-C13 connection with a 2 m length that balances reach and cable management. The grey exterior provides a neutral appearance that integrates easily into different setups. Construction is focused on reliable electrical contact and durability to support continuous use with IT equipment, monitors, printers and other devices designed for IEC power connections.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs, servers and network equipment to power distribution units or wall outlets
• Powering monitors, printers and scanners with IEC C13 inlets
• Temporary or permanent cable replacement in office and home workstations
• Use in server rooms and IT cabinets where standard IEC mains leads are required

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2 m
• Connector 1: IEC C14 coupler (inlet-style plug)
• Connector 2: IEC C13 coupler (instrument-style connector)
• Colour: Grey
• Typical application: Mains lead for devices with IEC C13 inlet

How to use

Insert the C14 coupler securely into the corresponding C14 inlet on a power distribution unit or wall-mounted IEC socket. Connect the C13 coupler to the device’s IEC C13 inlet until it seats firmly. Ensure both ends are fully engaged and that the cable is routed to avoid sharp bends, crushing, or obstruction of ventilation. Disconnect by gripping the connector bodies rather than pulling the cable itself.

Recommendations

Use the cable within the rated voltage and current limits of the connected equipment. Avoid running the cable under carpets or through tight conduits that may cause overheating. For permanent installations in professional environments, verify compatibility with local electrical regulations and replace the cable if shielding, insulation, or connectors show signs of wear.