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

QOLTEC power cable with a SCHUKO CEE 7/7 (E/F) angled plug and three copper conductors 3x0.75 mm² is designed for connecting low-power electrical devices where a compact, space-saving plug orientation is needed. Conductors are stripped and soldered at the ends to provide a secure electrical contact and to simplify installation into terminal blocks, small appliances or custom wiring assemblies. The angled plug helps keep the cable close to walls and furniture, reducing stress at the connection point.

Advantages

This cable features copper conductors with a 3x0.75 mm² cross-section that offer reliable current-carrying capacity for low-power equipment. Stripped and soldered conductor ends ensure solid mechanical and electrical contact and reduce the risk of loose connections. The angled SCHUKO CEE 7/7 (E/F) plug enables a low-profile connection in confined spaces and improves cable routing behind devices. Construction and materials are suitable for typical indoor household and office environments.

Suitable for

• Powering low-power household appliances and audio/video equipment
• Replacement or custom power lead for monitors, small printers and chargers
• Internal wiring to terminal blocks in AV racks, power adapters or DIY projects
• Situations where a right-angle plug is needed to save space behind devices

Key specifications

• Cable conductor material: copper
• Conductor configuration: 3 cores, 0.75 mm² each
• Plug type and orientation: SCHUKO CEE 7/7 (E/F), angled
• Conductor preparation: stripped and soldered ends for direct connection
• Intended use: low-power electrical equipment and internal connections

How to use

Insert the angled SCHUKO plug into a compatible grounded socket. When connecting the stripped and soldered conductor ends, ensure power is disconnected and follow device wiring diagrams or terminal block markings for correct phase, neutral and earth connections. Fasten conductors securely into screw or spring terminals; avoid excessive bending at the soldered joints and route the cable to minimize mechanical strain. Verify continuity and correct polarity where appropriate before powering the device.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable only with devices within the conductor’s current capacity and in dry indoor environments. Avoid exposing the cable to sharp edges, tensile strain, high temperatures or liquids. If insulation or soldered ends show damage, replace the cable to maintain safe operation.