Power Cable QOLTEC SCHUKO CEE 7/7 (E/F) right-angle plug, copper conductors 3x1.50 mm², stripped and soldered

Power Cable QOLTEC SCHUKO CEE 7/7 (E/F) right-angle plug, copper conductors 3x1.50 mm², stripped and soldered is a mains lead designed for safe connection of household and electronic devices that require a compact cable and space-saving plug orientation. The right-angle SCHUKO (CEE 7/7, E/F) plug reduces strain on sockets where space behind equipment is limited. Each of the three copper conductors has a cross-section of 1.50 mm², and the conductor ends are stripped and soldered to facilitate immediate wiring or mounting into terminal blocks and connectors.

Advantages

The right-angle SCHUKO plug allows installation close to walls or in tight enclosures while maintaining a standard earth-contact connection. Copper conductors with 3x1.50 mm² cross-section provide reliable current carrying capacity for small to medium domestic and electronic loads. Stripped and soldered conductor ends save time during assembly and improve contact reliability for direct wiring or when connecting to terminal strips and appliance connectors.

Suitable for

• Powering household appliances with standard SCHUKO sockets where rear clearance is limited
• Connection to electronic equipment and amplifiers requiring grounded mains supply
• Replacement or custom cabling projects where pre-stripped and soldered conductors speed installation
• Workshops and service environments for testing and temporary power connections

Key specifications

• Plug type: SCHUKO CEE 7/7 (E/F), right-angle orientation
• Conductors: 3 copper cores
• Conductor cross-section: 1.50 mm² per core (3x1.50 mm²)
• Conductor finish: stripped and soldered ends for direct connection
• Intended use: mains power supply for household and electronic devices

How to use

Insert the right-angle SCHUKO plug into a matching grounded socket ensuring full contact with the earth connection. Use the stripped and soldered conductor ends to connect to the appliance terminal, terminal block, or connector according to local wiring color codes and safety standards. Ensure that all connections are secure and insulated where required. Do not use the cable if insulation is damaged; replace or repair before applying mains voltage.

Usage recommendations

Check the rated current of the connected device and confirm compatibility with the conductors' cross-section. For fixed installations or permanent wiring, follow national electrical regulations and consider using strain relief at the entry points. Avoid sharp bends at the right-angle plug and protect the cable from mechanical damage and moisture.