Virtakaapeli ShiverPeaks BS09-05187 oranssi 1,8 m

The ShiverPeaks BS09-05187 Orange 1.8 m power cable is a 1.8-meter mains lead with a CEE7/7 (Schuko) plug on one end and an IEC C13 connector on the other. Designed for 230 V mains, this cable provides a standard connection for many desktop PCs, monitors, printers and other office or home equipment. The bright orange jacket increases visibility to help reduce trip hazards and makes the cable easier to identify in crowded power setups.

Advantages

This power cable combines standard compatibility with enhanced visibility. The IEC C13 connector fits a wide range of devices while the CEE7/7 plug is suitable for 230 V sockets. Its 1.8 m length balances reach and cable management, and the durable outer jacket is designed for everyday indoor use. The orange colour supports safer routing in workspaces and simplifies identification in multi-cable environments.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and workstations
• Monitors and displays
• Printers and scanners
• Network equipment such as switches and UPS units with IEC C13 inlets
• Home entertainment devices that accept IEC C13 power cords

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Input voltage: 230 V
• Line plug: CEE7/7 (Schuko-compatible)
• Device connector: IEC C13
• Exterior colour: bright orange for high visibility
• Application: indoor power connection for electronic equipment

How to use

Connect the CEE7/7 plug to a compatible 230 V mains socket and insert the IEC C13 connector into the device’s power inlet. Ensure both ends are fully seated and routed to avoid mechanical strain on connectors. Do not use the cable with sockets or equipment rated for voltages other than 230 V. Inspect the cable before use for visible damage and replace if the outer jacket or connectors are worn.

Recommendations

For safe operation, avoid running the cable across high-traffic walkways; if crossing a pathway is unavoidable, secure the cable with cable covers or use cable routing to minimise trip risk. Use the bright orange colour to mark critical device power feeds and to distinguish this lead from others during maintenance or troubleshooting.