Cable DC angled plug 1.3/3.5, 1 mm² conductor, black, 1.5 m length

DC power cable with an angled 1.3/3.5 mm plug, 1.5 m length and 1 mm² conductor cross-section. The cable is intended for low-voltage DC connections and provides a compact plug geometry that is easy to insert in confined sockets. The black insulated jacket and flexible conductor make the lead suitable for indoor installations where neat routing and reliable power transmission are required.

Advantages

The angled 1.3/3.5 mm plug reduces stress on connectors in tight mounting situations and helps maintain a stable contact. A 1 mm² conductor cross-section supports steady low-voltage current flow with reduced voltage drop compared with smaller conductors. The 1.5 m length offers a balance between reach and cable management for typical indoor device placements, while the flexible black jacket resists kinking and allows discrete routing along walls and behind equipment.

Suitable for

• Powering routers and network equipment
• Supplying surveillance cameras and small security devices
• Connecting LED drivers and low-voltage lighting systems
• Powering consumer electronics with compatible angled DC jacks
• Temporary and permanent indoor power connections

Key specifications

• Plug type: angled 1.3/3.5 mm DC plug
• Conductor cross-section: 1.0 mm²
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Insulation/jacket color: black
• Application: low-voltage DC power transmission for indoor use
• Construction: flexible insulated conductor for tight routing

How to use

Verify that the device accepts a 1.3/3.5 mm angled DC plug and that the voltage and polarity match the power source. Insert the angled plug into the device’s DC jack until it seats firmly. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends or pinching; secure with cable clips or ties where necessary. When disconnecting, pull the plug by the housing rather than tugging the cable to avoid strain on the conductor and connector.

Usage recommendations

Use this cable indoors only and avoid exposure to moisture or direct sunlight. Confirm voltage, current and polarity compatibility before connection. For installations in high-traffic areas, secure the cable to prevent tripping and mechanical wear; replace the cable if the insulation becomes damaged.