ACT Powercord LSZH cavo di alimentazione connettore maschio CEE 7/7 (angolare) - C13 nero 1 m

The ACT Powercord LSZH mains connector CEE 7/7 male angled C13 black 1 m is a single‑meter power cable designed for safe, standard AC connections. It pairs an angled CEE 7/7 male plug with a C13 coupler and is built from low-smoke, zero-halogen (LSZH) material to reduce smoke and corrosive gases in the event of a fire. The cable supports standard 230 V mains and a rated current of 6 A, providing a compact and compliant solution for powering a variety of electronic devices in office and residential environments.

Advantages

The LSZH jacket lowers smoke density and halogen emissions during combustion, improving safety in confined or poorly ventilated spaces. The angled CEE 7/7 male connector reduces strain at the wall outlet and allows for neater cable routing behind equipment. The C13 coupler is compatible with many common power inlets used on monitors, small UPS units, networking devices and desktop PCs. With a 1 m length and a black finish, the cable offers a discreet, space‑efficient connection while meeting typical mains voltage and current requirements.

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How to use

Inspect the cable for visible damage before each use. Insert the angled CEE 7/7 male plug into a compatible 230 V mains outlet and connect the C13 coupler to the device’s C13 inlet until it seats firmly. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinch points; do not subject the cable to heavy tension. Unplug by gripping the connector body rather than pulling on the cable. Ensure the connected device’s current draw does not exceed the cable’s 6 A rating.

Recommendations

Use this LSZH power cord in indoor environments, particularly in enclosed spaces where reduced smoke and corrosive gas emission is desirable. Replace the cable if the jacket or connectors show signs of wear, cracking, or overheating. Do not use for outdoor or wet locations unless an appropriate external protective routing is provided, and avoid connecting to devices that require higher current than 6 A.