Power cable QOLTEC SCHUKO CEE 7/7 (E/F) angled plug, copper conductors 3x0.75 mm², stripped and soldered

QOLTEC power cable with a SCHUKO CEE 7/7 (E/F) angled plug and three copper conductors of 0.75 mm² each. The cable ends are stripped and soldered to ensure reliable electrical contact and reduced risk of loose connections. The angled plug reduces protrusion behind connected devices, making it suitable for installations with limited clearance. This mains lead is intended for small appliances, audio/video equipment and external power supplies that require a compact angled connector and standard mains connectivity.

Advantages

The angled SCHUKO plug provides a low-profile connection that helps save space behind furniture and equipment. Copper conductors with a cross-section of 0.75 mm² deliver consistent conductivity suitable for low- to moderate-current devices. Stripped and soldered ends simplify wiring: the conductor strands are held together and protected against fraying, offering better contact and easier insertion into terminals. The cable construction balances flexibility for routing with sufficient mechanical strength for typical household and AV use.

Suitable for

• Connecting small household appliances such as radios, chargers and lamps
• Audio and video equipment including amplifiers, receivers and set-top boxes
• External power supplies and adapters that require a compact angled mains lead

Key specifications

• Plug type: SCHUKO CEE 7/7 (E/F) angled
• Conductor material: copper
• Conductor configuration: 3 cores
• Conductor cross-section: 0.75 mm² per core
• Cable end preparation: stripped and soldered
• Intended use: mains lead for small appliances and AV equipment

How to use

Insert the angled SCHUKO plug into a compatible mains socket ensuring correct orientation and secure seating. At the device end, connect the stripped and soldered conductors to the device’s terminal block or connector according to the device wiring diagram and local electrical regulations: typically live, neutral and earth. Ensure the power is disconnected before making or adjusting connections. After installation, check that the connections are tight and that the cable is routed to avoid mechanical strain or sharp bends.

Usage recommendations

Use this cable only with equipment that matches the conductor cross-section and appliance current requirements. Avoid using the cable where higher current loads or harsh environmental conditions (continuous outdoor exposure, high temperatures, or chemical exposure) are expected. Periodically inspect the plug and cable for damage and replace the lead if insulation is compromised or soldered ends show corrosion.