PowerCon cable PSSO 30235068, 3-core 2.5 mm² conductor, 3 m length

PowerCon cable PSSO 30235068, 3-core 2.5 mm² conductor, 3 m length is a 3‑metre power cable designed for use with PowerCon-compatible equipment. It provides a grounded, three-conductor connection with 2.5 mm² copper conductors intended for reliable power distribution to audio, lighting and stage devices in both fixed and temporary installations. The cable is constructed to meet the typical demands of professional AV setups and event power cabling where a secure and standardized power link is required.

Advantages

This PowerCon cable combines a compact 3 m length with 2.5 mm² conductors to balance flexibility and current-carrying capacity. The three-core design includes a protective earth conductor for grounded connections. The PowerCon-compatible terminations ensure a locking, vibration-resistant mating with compatible sockets, reducing the risk of accidental disconnection during use. The cable's construction is suitable for repeated handling and installation in event and studio environments.

Suitable for

• Powering stage lighting fixtures and dimmer racks
• Supplying power to professional audio amplifiers and mixing consoles
• Temporary event and concert power distribution
• Fixed installations where a locking PowerCon connection is required

Key specifications

• Number of cores: 3 (live, neutral, earth)
• Conductor cross-section: 2.5 mm²
• Cable length: 3 m
• Termination type: PowerCon-compatible locking connectors
• Conductor material: copper (stranded)
• Insulation: standard PVC or comparable insulating material suitable for power cabling
• Application environment: indoor stage, studio and event use; suitable for temporary outdoor use when protected from direct weather exposure

How to use

Connect the PowerCon cable to compatible PowerCon inlets and outlets by aligning the connector, inserting and twisting to lock according to the connector's engagement mechanism. Ensure the mating connectors are of the same PowerCon type and that both ends are securely locked before applying mains power. Route the cable to avoid sharp edges, excessive bending or tripping hazards, and protect it from heat sources and mechanical damage. Verify that the connected equipment and the cable's conductor cross-section are appropriate for the intended current load.

Usage recommendations

Inspect connectors and cable sheath before each use for signs of damage, exposed conductors or loose contacts. Do not use the cable if insulation is cut or connectors are damaged. For installations carrying high current or for permanent outdoor exposure, consult local electrical regulations and consider using equipment rated specifically for the environment. Store the cable coiled without tight bends and avoid kinks to extend service life.