Power cable ADVANTECH 170203183C, 3‑pin, length 180 cm

ADVANTECH 170203183C is a 3‑pin power cable with a total length of 180 cm, intended for connecting compatible equipment to mains power. The cable uses standard three‑pin connectors that provide protective grounding and stable current delivery. Its 180 cm length offers flexible placement options for industrial and office devices that accept a standard 3‑pin inlet.

Advantages

The cable provides a grounded three‑pin connection for reliable power delivery and reduced electrical interference. With a practical 180 cm length, it allows flexible device placement without the need for immediate additional extension cords. Constructed for routine industrial and office use, the cable combines a standardized connector interface with a durable insulation jacket suited to normal indoor environments.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers, monitors and workstations with 3‑pin inlets
• Industrial controllers, instrumentation and rack equipment that use standard mains connectors
• Office printers, scanners and peripherals requiring grounded power
• Workbenches and equipment setups where a 1.8 m cable provides convenient reach

Key specifications

• Connector type: standard 3‑pin mains plug and matching inlet
• Length: 180 cm total cable length
• Grounding: protective earth conductor included
• Insulation: durable jacket suitable for indoor industrial/office environments
• Intended use: mains AC power connection for equipment with 3‑pin inlets

How to use

Before use, visually inspect the cable for damage to the jacket or connectors. Insert the cable’s inlet end securely into the device’s 3‑pin power socket and connect the plug end to a properly rated mains outlet with functional protective earthing. Avoid forcing connectors; they should engage smoothly when aligned correctly. Do not use the cable if the insulation or connectors are damaged, and disconnect power before attempting any maintenance on connected equipment.

Usage recommendations

To ensure safe and long service life, route the cable to avoid sharp bends, excessive tension or exposure to liquids and heat sources. For installations in harsher environments, confirm that the cable’s insulation rating meets local requirements and replace the cable if signs of wear or degradation appear.