RS PRO IEC C13 Socket to CEE 7/7 Plug Power Cord, 3m

RS PRO 3m Power Cord, C13 IEC to CEE 7/7 From RS PRO, a high quality and robust 3m power cable featuring a C13 IEC connector to CEE 7/7 (Schuko) hybrid plug, ideal for connecting an electrical appliance to a mains power supply. This durable power cord features a black PVC flexible sheath, offering excellent protection of internal wires and components. The connectors are fully molded to ensure a secure and reliable connection, whilst maintaining high performance. Features and Benefits High quality and reliable CEE 7/7 Schuko plug to a universal C13 IEC to connect appliances to a mains power supply Suitable for use with European, Russian and Korean sockets Conductor nominal area is 1.0mm² Overall diameter of jacket up to 6.3 to 8.0 Average thickness of insulation is 0.60mm Flexible yet durable PVC jacket Applications IEC Power cords and leads (sometimes referred to as kettle leads) are used to connect an electrical appliance or device to a mains power supply, via connectors at each end. Power cords are available in a wide range of lengths, materials, colours and can feature a wide variety of plug types depending on the country for intended use. Power cords are used for commercial and domestic purposes with appliances such as: Computers Audio equipment Video equipment Test equipment IT equipment FAQs What is a CEE 7/7 plug? A CEE 7/7 plug is a type of hybrid E/F plug that can be used in Europe, Russia and Korea. It is also under the same bracket as a Schuko plug, a 2 pin connector. A CEE 7/7 plug bridges the gap between an E and F socket, with the addition of 2 earthing clips either side to fit an F socket and a female contact to accept an earth pin from an E socket. What is an IEC connector? IEC connectors have 3 pins, a rated current of 10 A and a maximum temperature rating of 70°C and are commonly featured on power cords, also referred to as kettle leads. IEC connectors conform to IEC-60320 specifications laid down by the IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) to ensure the connectors meet common global design standards. They are used to connect the cord to the relevant socket on an electrical appliance. What countries is this suitable for? This power cord is suitable for use in Europe, Russia and Korea.