Power cable Procab CAB442/5 — mains Schuko (IEC C13) to powerCO, model 1KPPO011, 5 m

Procab CAB442/5 (model 1KPPO011) is a 5 m mains power cable with a Schuko plug (EU) on one end and an IEC C13 (powerCO) connector on the other. It is intended for connecting audio/video and IT equipment to standard mains outlets and delivers a stable mains connection for amplifiers, mixers, rack units, computers and professional AV gear. The 5-metre length provides flexibility for placement in studios, control rooms, stage setups and rack installations.

Advantages

The cable combines a grounded Schuko plug with a compatible IEC C13 connector for broad compatibility with European mains outlets and common device inlets. Robust construction and reliable contact design reduce the risk of accidental disconnection and ensure continuous power delivery. The 5 m length reduces the need for additional extension leads while giving freedom to position equipment at some distance from wall sockets. The cable is designed for professional AV and IT environments where a standard, dependable power connection is required.

Suitable for

• Powering amplifiers and mixers in live or studio environments
• Connecting rack-mounted devices and servers in equipment cabinets
• Supplying power to computers, monitors and workstations
• Temporary stage and event power distribution for AV gear

Key specifications

• Cable length: 5 m
• Plug type (mains): Schuko (CEE 7/7 compatible, grounded)
• Device connector: IEC C13 (powerCO style)
• Application: Audio/Video equipment, IT hardware, rack devices
• Conductors: flexible mains cable suitable for professional use

How to use

Connect the Schuko plug to a properly grounded European mains outlet and insert the IEC C13 connector into the device’s power inlet until it seats securely. Ensure the mating inlet and socket are free from dust and damage before connection. Do not force the connector; if it does not seat easily, verify alignment and check for obstructions. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, pinch points and tripping hazards, and keep it away from heat sources.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, use the cable only with equipment rated for the local mains voltage and ensure grounding is intact. Inspect the cable periodically for wear or damage and replace it if the outer sheath, connectors or conductors are compromised. For permanent installations in racks or structured cabling, secure the cable with appropriate clamps or ties and avoid overloading circuits by checking the combined current draw of connected devices.