Power cable Omnitronic 1.5 m, IEC C13 to Schuko, black

Omnitronic 1.5 m power cable with an IEC C13 connector to a Schuko plug provides a standard mains connection for computers, audio equipment and other electronic devices. The black insulated cable is designed to deliver a grounded connection and standard current capacity for typical consumer and professional equipment, making it suitable for a variety of home, office, studio and live-setup environments.

Advantages

The cable offers a secure three-conductor connection with earth grounding via the Schuko plug, ensuring safe power delivery for compatible devices. With a 1.5 m length it balances reach and cable management needs, reducing strain on equipment while allowing flexible placement. The black jacket provides a neutral, professional appearance and basic mechanical protection for everyday use.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and workstations
• Audio interfaces, mixers and studio equipment
• Monitors, printers and office peripherals
• Stage and live sound devices with IEC C13 inlets
• General consumer electronics that accept an IEC C13 connector

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Connector A: IEC C13 female
• Connector B: Schuko (CEE 7/7) mains plug with protective earth
• Color: black
• Conductor configuration: three-core (live, neutral, earth)
• Suitable voltage and current: standard mains ratings for consumer/professional equipment (check device requirements before use)

How to use

Verify that the target device accepts an IEC C13 inlet and that the mains supply matches the device's voltage and current requirements. Insert the IEC C13 connector firmly into the device's power inlet, then plug the Schuko plug into a properly earthed mains socket. Ensure connectors are fully seated and that the cable is routed to avoid sharp bends, pinch points and trip hazards. Disconnect by pulling the plug—never tug on the cable jacket.

Usage recommendations

For safe and reliable operation, use the cable only with compatible equipment and in dry, indoor environments. Inspect the cable periodically for damage to the jacket, connectors or conductors and replace if any defects are found. Avoid running the cable under heavy objects or through doorways where it may be crushed. If higher current capacity, longer length, or specific regional plugs are required, select a cable rated accordingly.