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This Kenable power cable is designed for connecting equipment with a C13 (kettle lead) input to European Schuko power outlets. It's ideal for a variety of applications, including professional audio gear, PCs, and home electronics that require a grounded Europlug connection. A key benefit is its right-angle Schuko plug, which allows for closer placement of devices to walls. The primary caveat is its specific design for 10A European use, meaning it's not suitable for all regions or higher amperage devices.
| Model Part Number | 011073 |
|---|---|
| Brand | kenable |
This cable uses a European Schuko (Type F) plug, designed for standard grounded outlets in most of Europe.
No, this cable is specifically designed for European outlets (Schuko). You will need a different cable with the appropriate plug type for the UK (Type G) or USA (Type A/B).
The cable is rated for a maximum of 10 Amps.
The C13 is the female connector type found on the power cable that plugs into many electronic devices like computers, monitors, and printers. IEC refers to the International Electrotechnical Commission standard.
The right-angle design allows for the connected equipment or furniture to be placed closer to the wall, saving space and creating a tidier setup.
No, this cable is rated for 10A and is intended for typical consumer and professional audio/PC equipment. High-power industrial machinery may require cables with higher amperage ratings.
Ensure both the Schuko plug is securely inserted into a working European outlet and the C13 plug is fully connected to the device. Test with a different known-working device if possible.
Gently check the C13 connector for any debris or damage. Ensure the device's C13 port is not obstructed. If the connection remains loose, the cable or device port may be damaged.
A slight warmth is normal for power cables under load. However, if the cable becomes excessively hot, immediately disconnect the device and the power cable. Check if the device's power draw exceeds the cable's 10A rating or if the cable is damaged.
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