Power cable ROLINE CEE 7/7 to IEC C13, 3 m length, for power supplies and devices

ROLINE power cable with CEE 7/7 (Schuko/Euro) plug to IEC C13 connector, 3 meters long, provides a standard mains connection for power supplies, desktop PCs, monitors, printers and other compatible devices. The 3 m length gives extra reach for flexible placement in home and office environments, allowing devices to be positioned further from wall sockets or power strips while maintaining a reliable electrical connection.

Advantages

The cable combines a universal CEE 7/7 plug compatible with Schuko and Euro sockets and a widely used IEC C13 connector, enabling straightforward connection to many power supplies and devices. Its 3 m length balances flexibility and cable management, reducing the need for additional extension cords. The construction is intended for standard mains voltages and provides secure contact between plug and connector to maintain stable power delivery.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs and workstations to mains power
• Powering computer monitors and all-in-one displays
• Supplying power to printers, scanners and multifunction devices
• Connecting external power supplies and UPS units with IEC C13 inlet
• Use in home offices, corporate offices, classrooms and server rooms

Key specifications

• Cable type: mains power cable with CEE 7/7 to IEC C13 connectors
• Length: 3 m
• Connector A: CEE 7/7 (Schuko/Euro) mains plug
• Connector B: IEC C13 female connector
• Intended use: AC mains power for IT and office equipment
• Construction: flexible insulated conductor suitable for indoor use

How to use

Confirm that the target device accepts an IEC C13 inlet and that the mains voltage and frequency are compatible with the device specifications. Insert the IEC C13 connector firmly into the device inlet, then plug the CEE 7/7 plug into a suitable wall socket or power strip. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, pinching or tripping hazards. If using cable management accessories, secure the cable without excessive tension. Disconnect by removing the plug from the socket first and then the IEC connector from the device when powering down.

Usage recommendations

For safe and reliable operation, use the cable indoors and avoid exposure to moisture, direct sunlight or heat sources. Inspect the cable periodically for damage to insulation or connectors and replace it if wear is detected. Do not attempt to modify or repair connectors; use a qualified technician if the cable fails.