Spiral cable for power bank Scangrip SG035912, coiled power cable for charging

The Scangrip spiral cable SG035912 is a coiled power cable designed for use with power banks and portable charging devices. It provides a retractable, space-saving connection that extends when needed and retracts to reduce clutter. The cable is intended for charging mobile devices, portable lighting and work tools where a flexible, compact cable is preferred.

Advantages

The coiled design minimizes cable tangling and takes up less storage space compared with straight cables, while the elastic recoil keeps the cable tidy during transport and use. Its flexibility accommodates movement and varying working distances without excess slack. The cable construction is intended to offer a reliable electrical connection for charging purposes and to withstand repeated extension and retraction cycles.

Suitable for

• Charging portable lights and LED work lamps
• Powering or charging handheld work tools from a power bank
• Connecting mobile devices and accessories during fieldwork or on-the-go use
• Situations where a compact, non-tangling cable is required for transport and storage

Key specifications

• Coiled (spiral) cable design for retractable storage and reduced tangling
• Flexible construction to allow movement while connected
• Designed for low-voltage DC charging from portable power sources
• Compact form factor when retracted for easy transport

How to use

Connect one end of the spiral cable to the output of a compatible power bank or portable charger and the other end to the device to be charged, ensuring connectors are aligned and fully inserted. Extend the cable only as far as necessary to reach the device; avoid pulling beyond its elastic limit. After use, allow the cable to retract and store it coiled to maintain its shape and reduce wear.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable within the rated voltage and current limits of your power bank and the connected device. Inspect connectors and the cable sheath regularly for damage; replace the cable if insulation is compromised or electrical contact becomes unreliable. Avoid sharp bends and exposure to extreme heat or solvents to prolong service life.