Power Cord MEGA 1 m UK Non-Polarised (BS 1363 to IEC C7)

MEGA 1 m UK non‑polarised power cord with BS 1363 Type G plug and IEC 60320 C7 coupler. This 1 metre cable is rated for 250 V and 2.5 A and is intended to connect small appliances and consumer electronics with a figure‑8 (C7) inlet to standard UK mains sockets. The non‑polarised two‑pole design and compact connectors make it suitable for devices that do not require earth or polarity protection.

Advantages

This power cord provides a straightforward, compliant connection between UK Type G mains outlets and equipment using an IEC C7 figure‑8 inlet. The 1 m length reduces cable clutter while offering enough reach for typical installations near desks, entertainment centres, or bedside equipment. Rated for 250 V and 2.5 A, it supports common low‑power consumer devices and audio/video equipment. The simple non‑polarised design is compatible with devices specified for two‑pole C7 connections.

Suitable for

• Portable audio and video equipment with a figure‑8 (C7) inlet
• Small household appliances and chargers designed for non‑polarised connections
• Game consoles, DVD/Blu‑ray players and set‑top boxes using IEC C7
• Replacement or spare power cable for consumer electronics requiring a UK Type G plug

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1 m
• Voltage rating: 250 V
• Current rating: 2.5 A
• Plug type (mains): BS 1363 Type G, UK 3‑pin
• Device connector: IEC 60320 C7 (figure‑8), non‑polarised
• Colour: black

How to use

Ensure the device you intend to power has a compatible IEC C7 (figure‑8) inlet and that its voltage and current requirements do not exceed the cable ratings (250 V, 2.5 A). Insert the C7 coupler into the device inlet with the correct orientation, then plug the BS 1363 Type G plug into a switched UK mains socket. Avoid forcing connectors; they should mate smoothly. Disconnect by withdrawing the plug from the mains first and then removing the C7 from the device.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable only with equipment rated to operate within the cable's voltage and current limits. Do not use a damaged or heavily worn cable; replace it if insulation is cut or connectors are loose. Keep the cord away from heat sources and do not route it under heavy furniture that may crush the cable. For permanent installations or high‑power equipment, consult the device manual and use a suitably rated cable or a qualified electrician.