ACT netkabel CEE 7/7 stik (lige) - C19 sort 5 m

The ACT Power cord CEE 7/7 male straight to C19 black 5 m (model AK5148) is a mains lead designed to connect equipment with a C19 inlet to European wall outlets using a CEE 7/7 plug. The 5 metre length provides extended reach for server racks, network equipment, power distribution units and other devices where a robust, grounded connection is required. The cable is finished in black and assembled with a straight CEE 7/7 plug and a C19 coupler to ensure a secure power path.

Advantages

This power cord combines a widely used European CEE 7/7 plug with a C19 coupler, offering compatibility with a variety of professional IT and industrial devices. Its 5 m length reduces the need for additional extension cords and allows flexible placement of equipment. The black outer jacket provides a discreet appearance and resistance to everyday wear. The construction is intended to deliver stable power transfer and reliable electrical contact under typical operating conditions.

Suitable for

• Server racks and data center equipment
• Power distribution units (PDUs) and UPS systems
• High-power network and telecommunication devices
• Workstations and industrial appliances with C19 inlets

Key specifications

• Cable length: 5 m
• Connector 1: CEE 7/7 male straight (European grounded plug)
• Connector 2: C19 coupler (female C19)
• Colour: Black
• Design: Straight plug to straight coupler power lead

How to use

Inspect the cable for visible damage before use. Insert the C19 coupler firmly into the device inlet and plug the CEE 7/7 male into a properly grounded mains socket. Ensure connections are secure and avoid routing the cable across sharp edges or heat sources. For installations in racks or enclosures, route the cable to prevent strain on connectors and maintain good airflow around equipment.

Recommendations

Use this cable in environments with compatible C19 inlets and properly earthed mains outlets. Avoid using the cable beyond its rated ambient conditions; do not overload circuits and replace the cable if the jacket or connectors show signs of wear, cracking, or damage.