ACT netkabel CEE 7/7 stekker (haaks) - C19 rood 3 m

The ACT Power cord CEE 7/7 male angled to C19 coupler is a 3‑metre power cable designed for 230 V, 16 A applications. The angled CEE 7/7 plug reduces stress on the connector in confined installations while the C19 coupler provides a secure connection to compatible equipment. The cable’s red jacket improves visibility for routing and service identification and the overall construction aims for consistent power delivery and durable mechanical performance.

Advantages

This cable combines an angled CEE 7/7 male connector with a C19 female coupler to offer reliable electrical contact and easier insertion in limited spaces. A 3 m length gives added reach without excessive slack, and the 16 A rating supports typical server, network and workstation power requirements. The red outer sheath increases visibility in racks and cable trays and the robust insulation supports repeated handling and positioning.

Suitable for

• Powering IT equipment such as servers, switches and power distribution units with C19 inlets
• Use in data centres and server rooms where angled plugs ease routing
• Temporary or permanent installations requiring a 3 m reach and 16 A capacity
• Environments where cable visibility is important for maintenance or safety

Key specifications

• Connector A: CEE 7/7 male angled plug suitable for 230 V mains
• Connector B: IEC C19 female coupler
• Rated voltage: 230 V
• Rated current: 16 A
• Length: 3 metres
• Colour: red
• Sheath: flexible insulated PVC (typical for power cords)

How to use

Ensure the equipment and the mains supply are switched off before connecting the cable. Insert the angled CEE 7/7 plug into a compatible 230 V outlet, taking advantage of the angled profile to minimise protrusion and reduce stress in confined locations. Connect the C19 coupler to the corresponding inlet on the device until it seats firmly. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinch points, and secure it where necessary to prevent strain on the connectors.

Recommendations

Inspect the cable periodically for damage to insulation or connectors and replace if wear is observed. Avoid running the cable under heavy mechanical load or where it might be crushed. For installations in critical environments, ensure the cable’s current and voltage ratings match the equipment requirements and local electrical regulations.