Power supply cable extra digital CC360338, IEC C13 to mains, 220V, 3 m

Power supply cable CC360338 is a 3 m mains lead with an IEC C13 connector for 220V AC devices. It provides a detachable power connection suitable for computers, monitors, printers and other equipment with a C13 inlet. The cable is made with three pure copper insulated conductors and PVC outer insulation, designed to deliver stable power for high-reliability applications.

Advantages

The cable uses three pure copper conductors with a cross section of 1.5 mm2 each (0.2 mm × 48 strands), ensuring good conductivity and long-term performance. It features a Schuko-compatible input (E/F type) and a straight 3-pin IEC C13 output, supporting up to 220 V and a continuous power capacity of 3500 W. The 3 m length provides flexibility for device placement while the PVC insulation and 8 mm outer diameter offer basic mechanical protection.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and gaming PCs
• Monitors and office equipment
• Printers and scanners
• Medical equipment power supplies requiring a C13 inlet
• Mobile workstations and other 220 V devices with C13 sockets

Key specifications

• Input type: Schuko (compatible with E/F type)
• Output type: IEC C13, 3-pin, straight
• Voltage: up to 220 V AC
• Maximum continuous power: 3500 W
• Conductors: 3 × pure copper, 1.5 mm2 (0.2 mm × 48 strands)
• Outer diameter: 8 mm
• Length: 3 m
• Insulation: PVC
• Color: black
• Warranty: 24 months

How to use

Connect the Schuko plug to a compatible 220 V mains outlet and insert the IEC C13 connector into the device’s C13 inlet. Ensure both connectors are fully seated and the cable is routed to avoid sharp bends, heavy loads or contact with heat sources. Before use, verify that the device’s rated voltage and power consumption do not exceed the cable’s 220 V and 3500 W limits.

Usage recommendations

Use this power cable indoors in dry, ventilated environments. Do not use the cable if the insulation is damaged, do not attempt to repair exposed conductors, and replace the cable if it shows signs of wear. For medical equipment, follow the device manufacturer's grounding and safety instructions.