Power Cable Deltaco DEL-109D 2m C13 Coupler Black

The DELTACO DEL-109D power cable is a 2 m black mains extension with a C13 coupler designed for powering and extending connections to compatible IEC C14 equipment. It supports up to 250 V and 10 A, providing a reliable connection for a range of electronic devices in home and office environments. The cable's construction emphasizes durability and safe mains transfer while maintaining a compact and unobtrusive appearance.

Advantages

This 2 meter C13 coupler cable offers a balance of length and flexibility for typical equipment setups, allowing devices to be relocated or connected across short distances without strain on connectors. The rated 250 V and 10 A capacity suits most small to medium appliances and IT equipment, while the black exterior resists visible soiling and fits common rack and desktop environments. The C13 coupler simplifies replacement or extension of existing IEC mains leads and reduces the need for specialized adapters.

Suitable for

• Extending mains connections between power distribution units and computers, monitors or servers
• Replacing worn or damaged IEC C13 leads in office and home electronics
• Temporary power routing in workstations, AV setups and small data cabinets
• Connecting printers, scanners, external power supplies and similar devices with C14 inlets

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2 m
• Connector: C13 coupler
• Rated voltage: 250 V
• Rated current: 10 A
• Colour: Black

How to use

Insert the C13 coupler into the corresponding C14 inlet on the device or power distribution unit, ensuring a firm and secure connection. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinching, and avoid placing heavy objects on the cable. Use the full 2 m length to position equipment as needed, and disconnect power at the mains before connecting or disconnecting to reduce risk of electric shock or damage.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, verify that the connected device does not exceed 10 A and is suitable for 250 V supply. Periodically inspect the cable and connectors for damage or wear, and replace the cable if insulation is compromised or connectors are loose. Avoid running the cable across high-traffic areas without appropriate protection to reduce mechanical wear.