Power cable BLOW URZ3503 — 1.5 m rubber connection, 3 x 1.5 mm² for power tools

BLOW URZ3503 is a 1.5 m rubber-insulated power connection cable with three 1.5 mm² conductors designed specifically for use with electric power tools. The flexible rubber sheath gives mechanical protection and resilience against bending and abrasion common in workshop environments. This cable is intended for replacing worn or damaged leads and for creating a fixed, reliable connection between tools and mains supply to ensure consistent power delivery during operation.

Advantages

The rubber insulation enhances flexibility and reduces the risk of cracking in low temperatures compared with rigid-sheathed cables. Three separate 1.5 mm² conductors provide standard current-carrying capacity suitable for many handheld tools while maintaining a compact cable diameter. The 1.5 m length balances reach and manageability in workshops, preventing excess cable clutter while allowing convenient placement of tools relative to power outlets.

Suitable for

• Power tools such as drills, grinders, sanders, and saws that accept a three-conductor lead
• Replacing damaged or worn mains leads on electric tools
• Creating a fixed connection between a tool and a nearby power outlet in workshop settings

Key specifications

• Length: 1.5 m
• Conductor count: 3 cores
• Conductor cross-section: 1.5 mm² per core
• Insulation material: rubber sheath for enhanced flexibility and mechanical protection
• Application environment: workshop and indoor use where flexible, durable cabling is required

How to use

Before installation, disconnect mains power and verify compatibility with the tool’s connector and rated current. Prepare and strip conductors to the required length, observing correct color coding and polarity for your region. Securely connect the conductors to the tool’s terminals or plug contacts, ensuring tight mechanical and electrical contact and using strain relief where available. Inspect the assembled connection for exposed conductors and proper insulation before restoring mains power.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable only with tools whose current requirements do not exceed the cable’s rating for 1.5 mm² conductors. Avoid continuous exposure to sharp edges or heavy compressive loads; route the cable to minimize kinking and mechanical wear. Regularly inspect the sheath for cuts, abrasions, or cracks and replace the cable if any damage is detected. For outdoor or wet environments, select a cable and connectors rated specifically for those conditions.