Computer power cable right-angle plug No name KPO2772B, IEC C13 to country-specific mains plug

This power cable No name KPO2772B connects computers and IT equipment using an IEC C13 inlet to a country-specific mains plug. The right-angle mains plug provides a low-profile connection ideal for tight spaces behind desks or equipment racks. The cable is intended for standard mains voltage use; verify that the country-specific plug type and local voltage are compatible before use.

Advantages

The right-angle mains plug reduces stress on the outlet and allows the cable to run flat along walls or furniture, saving space and minimizing cable protrusion. The IEC C13 connector is widely used for PCs, monitors, printers and many server-grade devices, ensuring broad compatibility with equipment that accepts a C13 inlet. The cable construction provides a reliable electrical connection suitable for everyday office and home IT setups.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and workstations
• Monitors and display units
• Printers and multifunction devices
• Small servers and network equipment with IEC C13 sockets
• Installations with limited rear clearance or where a low-profile plug exit is required

Key specifications

• Connector A: IEC C13 female connector for equipment inlet
• Connector B: Country-specific mains plug with right-angle orientation
• Cable usage: Mains power connection for IT equipment
• Design feature: Low-profile right-angle mains plug for reduced rear clearance
• Typical application environment: Office, home, server room

How to use

Insert the IEC C13 connector into the equipment’s power inlet until it seats firmly. Plug the right-angle mains plug into a compatible wall outlet, ensuring the plug type matches local sockets and that the supply voltage is appropriate for the connected device. Route the cable so it does not create tripping hazards and avoid sharp bends near the connectors. Disconnect power by unplugging the mains plug before servicing equipment.

Usage recommendations

Check that the mains plug variant matches local socket standards and that the connected device accepts the local mains voltage. For installations with high current demands or critical equipment, use adequately rated power distribution hardware and follow local electrical safety regulations.