PowerCon cable PSSO 30235042 3x1.5 mm 10 m — PSSO power cable

PowerCon cable PSSO 30235042 3x1.5 mm 10 m is a flexible mains power lead designed for PowerCon-compatible equipment. The cable contains three 1.5 mm² conductors and a rugged outer jacket that supports secure power transmission for audio, lighting and stage devices. At 10 metres length it balances mobility and reach for medium-distance connections in live events, rehearsal spaces and fixed installations.

Advantages

The cable offers a combination of mechanical flexibility and conductor size suitable for many professional audio and lighting applications. Its PowerCon-compatible connector interface ensures a positive locking mains connection, reducing the risk of accidental disconnection during operation. The 1.5 mm² conductors provide adequate current-carrying capacity for typical stage and studio equipment while the 10 m length reduces the need for intermediate extensions.

Suitable for

• Connecting PowerCon-compatible amplifiers, mixers and loudspeakers
• Powering LED fixtures and moving lights in medium-distance setups
• Temporary mains distribution for rehearsals, live concerts and events
• Studio and small installation power connections where a secure lockable connector is required

Key specifications

• Conductor configuration: 3 cores
• Conductor cross-section: 1.5 mm² per core
• Cable length: 10 m
• Connector compatibility: PowerCon-style lockable mains connector
• Jacket: flexible, resilient outer sheath suitable for stage use

How to use

Verify that both the source and the receiving equipment accept PowerCon-style connections before use. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, pinch points and hot surfaces. Insert the connector fully into the equipment inlet and engage the locking mechanism according to the connector design to achieve a secure mains connection. Ensure the connected equipment is switched off when making or breaking the connection to prevent inrush currents and possible equipment stress.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the cable and connector for visible damage before each use; replace the cable if insulation, conductors or the locking mechanism are compromised. Avoid running the cable across high-traffic areas without appropriate protection and use strain relief at both ends when permanent or semi-permanent routing is required. Follow the equipment manufacturer’s guidance on allowable cable lengths and current ratings for safe operation.