Power cable Omnitronic Kaltgeräte 3x0.75 mm², 1.5 m, black

The Omnitronic mains power cable with Kaltgeräte (IEC) connector is a 1.5 m black cable with three conductors each of 0.75 mm² cross-section. Specifically designed for audio, DJ and AV equipment, it provides a standard IEC connection for mains power. The compact length and flexible construction make it suitable for studio racks, live rigs and home setups where a reliable and easy-to-replace power lead is required.

Advantages

The cable combines a standard Kaltgeräte (IEC) plug interface with durable insulation and flexible conductors that maintain good handling characteristics even in confined spaces. Its 0.75 mm² conductor cross-section delivers stable mains power for a wide range of audio and AV devices while keeping the cable lightweight and easy to route. The black outer jacket supports discreet placement in stage and studio environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting mixers, amplifiers, audio interfaces and effects units to mains power
• Powering DJ controllers and DJ mixers in club and mobile setups
• Replacing lost or damaged IEC mains leads for AV equipment, monitors and small appliances
• Studio patching and short-run power connections in rack systems

Key specifications

• Conductor configuration: 3 cores
• Conductor cross-section: 0.75 mm² per core
• Length: 1.5 m
• Colour: black
• Connector type: IEC Kaltgeräte (female/male as standard for device-to-mains connection)
• Insulation: flexible PVC outer jacket

How to use

Insert the IEC end of the Omnitronic power cable into the Kaltgeräte socket on the device and connect the mains plug to a properly grounded wall outlet. Ensure the device is switched off before connecting or disconnecting the cable. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and contact with hot surfaces. For installations in racks or on stages, secure the cable to prevent unplugging and to reduce strain on the connectors.

Usage recommendations

Use this Omnitronic Kaltgeräte cable for short to medium-length power runs where standard IEC compatibility is required. Regularly inspect the insulation and connectors for wear and replace the cable if you observe frayed conductors, cracks in the jacket, or loose connector fit. Avoid overloading devices beyond their rated mains current and keep the cable away from moisture and high temperatures.