Power Cable Gembird IEC C13 for Computer 1.8 m PC186VDE

Gembird power cable with an IEC C13 connector and a length of 1.8 m provides a standard mains connection for desktop computers, monitors and compatible power supplies. The cable is designed for everyday use in home, office and IT environments where a reliable three-pin mains lead is required. The IEC C13 connector fits standard computer power inlets and the cable length allows flexible placement of equipment relative to wall sockets.

Advantages

The cable uses the standard IEC C13 connector to ensure wide compatibility with most computer power inlets and peripherals. Its 1.8 m length balances reach and cable management, reducing the need for extension cords. The construction delivers stable mains power transfer suitable for continuous operation of PCs and monitors. The product is intended to be a straightforward replacement or spare lead for standard computer power supplies.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop computers to mains outlets
• Powering computer monitors and small external UPS units
• Replacing or providing spare mains leads in home or office setups
• Use in IT racks or workstations where standard IEC C13 is required

Key specifications

• Connector type: IEC C13 on device end, mains plug on wall end
• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Conductor configuration: three-core mains lead (live, neutral, earth)
• Intended voltage/current rating: standard mains use for computers and peripherals
• Sheath: flexible insulated PVC suitable for indoor use

How to use

Insert the IEC C13 connector securely into the computer or monitor power inlet and plug the mains end into a properly rated wall socket. Ensure the connection is fully seated and the cable is routed to avoid sharp bends, pinch points or contact with hot surfaces. Before use, verify that the wall socket and connected equipment match the local mains voltage and that the cable is not damaged. Disconnect by removing the mains plug first, then the IEC C13 end if needed.

Usage recommendations

For safe, long-term operation, avoid running the cable under heavy furniture or across high-traffic areas; use cable clips or ties to secure routing and prevent strain at the connectors. Replace the cable if the insulation is damaged or if connectors show signs of wear.