Power Cord BLOW CEE-716/IEC-C7-3M — mains cable with IEC C7 to CEE plug, 3 m

Power Cord BLOW CEE-716/IEC-C7-3M is a 3 metre mains cable that connects devices with an IEC C7 (figure‑8) inlet to standard European CEE mains sockets. The lead is designed for low‑power consumer electronics and small appliances, providing a reliable mains connection for equipment that requires a two‑pin figure‑8 connector. Its length offers greater placement flexibility for audio devices, chargers and portable electronics.

Advantages

This mains cable combines a European CEE plug with a molded IEC C7 connector and a 3 m length to reduce the need for extension cords. The cable is constructed to meet common safety and insulation expectations for household power leads, and the figure‑8 connector ensures correct polarity where required by compatible devices. The 3 metre reach simplifies device placement without compromising ease of installation.

Suitable for

• Small audio equipment such as radios and compact stereos
• Battery chargers and power adapters for portable devices
• Set‑top boxes, DVD/Blu‑ray players and media players with IEC C7 inlet
• Portable electronic devices that require a 2‑pin figure‑8 lead

Key specifications

• Connector A: European CEE mains plug (Schuko-style compatible where applicable)
• Connector B: IEC C7 (figure‑8) two‑pin molded connector
• Cable length: 3 metres
• Intended use: mains lead for low‑power consumer electronics and small appliances
• Insulation: molded connector housings with strain relief

How to use

Check that the device to be connected accepts an IEC C7 (figure‑8) inlet and that the local mains voltage and frequency are compatible with the device. Insert the IEC C7 connector firmly into the device inlet until it seats, then plug the CEE mains plug into a suitable European socket. Avoid forcing connectors; ensure a secure, straight connection. Disconnect by pulling the plug, not the cable, and power off the device before inserting or removing the lead.

Usage recommendations

Use this 3 m power cord indoors and in dry environments. Avoid routing the cable under heavy furniture or across high‑traffic areas to reduce wear and trip hazards. Inspect the cable regularly for damage, and replace it if insulation, connectors or strain relief show signs of wear. For devices with grounding requirements, use a cable and connector that match the device’s safety specifications.