Napájací kábel DELOCK 81567 CEE 7/7 (ST) 90° na IEC C13, 2 m, 3x1,00 mm

DELOCK 81567 is a power cable that connects mains power to devices with an IEC C13 inlet. One end features a CEE 7/7 (Schuko/ French hybrid) straight plug with a compact 90° strain-relief orientation that helps reduce clearance behind furniture or racks. The cable runs 2 metres and uses three conductors of 1.00 mm² cross-section, providing a standard mains connection suitable for computers, monitors, printers and similar equipment with C13 sockets.

Advantages

The right‑angled CEE 7/7 plug design reduces required rear clearance and minimizes cable bending near the wall or outlet. Conductor size 3x1.00 mm² supports stable power delivery for typical office and home electronics. The 2 m length offers extended reach while remaining manageable for cable routing in desktop and small rack installations. The cable is built to fit IEC C13 inlets commonly used on power supplies and peripherals.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs and workstations to mains outlets
• Powering monitors, printers and scanners with IEC C13 inlets
• Use in constrained spaces where a low‑profile plug is required
• Office and home setups requiring a reliable mains lead of moderate length

Key specifications

• Plug type (mains): CEE 7/7 with 90° orientation
• Device connector: IEC C13
• Cable length: 2 m
• Conductor configuration: 3 conductors, 1.00 mm² each
• Intended use: mains power lead for IT and office equipment

How to use

Insert the IEC C13 connector into the device inlet until it seats firmly. Plug the CEE 7/7 end into a compatible mains socket, ensuring the right‑angled orientation clears surrounding furniture or equipment. When unplugging, grip the plug body rather than pulling the cable to avoid stress on the conductors and connectors. Check that the connected device is switched off where applicable before connecting or disconnecting the power lead.

Recommendations

Use this cable indoors in dry environments and avoid routing it across high‑traffic walkways. Inspect the cable and connectors periodically for damage and replace if any visible wear, exposed conductors or connector deformation is present. Ensure the cable’s conductor size and connector types match the device and local mains requirements before use.