ACT netkabel CEE 7/7-stik (vinklet) – C19 grøn 3 m

The ACT Power cord CEE 7/7 male angled AK5178 3 m is a three-metre mains cable designed for 230 V, 16 A installations. It pairs an angled CEE 7/7 male plug with a C19 coupler to deliver a secure, low-profile connection for a range of power equipment. The green jacket improves visibility and helps separate this cable from other leads in server rooms, workstations or AV setups while the construction supports repeated insertion and removal.

Advantages

This power cord provides a compact angled CEE 7/7 plug that reduces stress on the socket and helps when space is limited behind cabinets or equipment racks. The C19 coupler is suitable for higher-current IEC connections and offers a firm, reliable mating with compatible inlets. With a 3 m length, the cable offers extended reach without excessive slack, and its robust build is intended to maintain safety and durability under normal professional or domestic use.

Suitable for

• Connecting servers, UPS units and network equipment to mains power
• Powering professional AV and broadcast devices with C19 inlets
• Use in offices, data centers and workshops where angled plugs reduce cable stress
• Temporary power connections for events or maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Rated voltage: 230 V
• Rated current: 16 A
• Cable length: 3 m
• Connector 1: CEE 7/7 male angled
• Connector 2: C19 coupler
• Product colour: Green

How to use

Ensure the power source is switched off before connecting the cable. Insert the angled CEE 7/7 plug firmly into the mains outlet, aligning it so the plug sits flush and the angle reduces rear clearance needs. Connect the C19 coupler to the equipment inlet until it clicks or feels securely seated. After connections are checked, switch the power on and verify the device receives power. Disconnect by switching off the mains and removing the coupler from the equipment before pulling the plug from the outlet.

Recommendations

Use the cable within its rated voltage and current limits and avoid placing heavy objects on it or sharply bending it near the connectors. Regularly inspect the cable and connectors for signs of wear or damage and replace the cable if insulation or contacts are compromised. For permanent installations in data centers or safety-critical environments, follow local electrical codes and consider professional installation.