Virtajohto Bachmann 356.905 0,5 m CEE7/7 C13 liitin

The Bachmann 356.905 0.5 m power cable features a CEE7/7 mains plug and an IEC C13 coupler, providing a compact and reliable connection between wall outlets and devices that accept a C13 inlet. With a 0.5 metre length, this cable is intended for close-proximity connections where a short, neat power lead is preferred. The construction meets standard safety and electrical requirements for low-voltage mains cables used in home and office environments.

Advantages

This power cable offers a short, space-saving length that reduces cable clutter while maintaining a stable conductive path for AC power. The CEE7/7 plug fits most European sockets, and the IEC C13 coupler is compatible with a wide range of equipment such as PCs, monitors, printers and small UPS units. The cable is designed for straightforward installation and reliable day-to-day use where a durable, proven connector pair is required.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop computers and monitors to mains power in office or home setups
• Powering printers, scanners and other office peripherals located close to power outlets
• Short-run connections for small UPS units and power distribution devices
• Replacing worn or lost short mains leads where a CEE7/7 to C13 connection is needed

Key specifications

• Cable length: 0.5 m
• Plug type: CEE7/7 (European grounded plug)
• Coupler type: IEC C13
• Intended voltage: mains AC (standard regional mains voltage)
• Application: mains power for IT and office equipment

How to use

Insert the CEE7/7 plug into a compatible grounded wall socket and connect the IEC C13 coupler to the device's C13 inlet. Ensure both ends are fully seated and that the cable is routed to avoid sharp bends or pinch points. Verify that the connected device is switched off before making the connection if required by the device manufacturer. After installation, power the device on and confirm normal operation.

Recommendations

Use this short power cable where devices are located near mains outlets to minimise excess lead length. Avoid subjecting the cable to heavy mechanical stress, liquids or high temperatures. Periodically inspect the cable and connectors for damage and replace the cable if any insulation cracks, exposed conductors or connector deformation are observed.