UN angled mains cable with plug 3×1 mm² white — 3 m

UN angled mains cable with plug 3×1 mm² white — 3 m is a right-angle power lead designed for indoor power supply of household and electrical appliances. The cable features three conductors with a cross-section of 1 mm² each and an integrated angled plug that minimises protrusion from the socket and reduces mechanical stress at the connector. Its 3 m length offers flexibility in placement while keeping connections neat and accessible.

Advantages

The angled mains cable reduces strain on both the plug and appliance inlet by directing the cable parallel to the wall, which is useful in tight spaces behind furniture or appliances. With three 1 mm² conductors the cable supports standard mains connections for many household devices. The white outer jacket provides a neutral appearance that blends with interior décor and the integrated plug ensures a single, ready-to-use assembly without additional connectors.

Suitable for

• Connecting indoor household appliances such as radios, small kitchen appliances and lamps
• Powering devices in confined spaces behind furniture or racks where a straight plug would obstruct placement
• Temporary or permanent indoor installations that require a short, flexible supply lead

Key specifications

• Conductor configuration: 3 cores, each 1 mm² cross-section
• Cable length: 3 metres
• Plug type: integrated right-angle mains plug
• Colour: white outer jacket
• Intended use: indoor mains power supply

How to use

Insert the integrated angled plug into a compatible wall socket ensuring correct orientation and secure seating. Route the cable along the wall or behind furniture so the angled profile minimises bending at the appliance inlet. Verify that the connected device is switched off before making the connection and avoid running the cable through areas with excessive heat, moisture, or sharp edges that could damage the insulation.

Usage recommendations

Do not exceed the rated current of the appliance or the socket, and inspect the cable periodically for signs of wear, cuts or exposed conductors. For permanent or high-power installations consult an electrician to confirm compatibility with local mains specifications and safety requirements.