Câble d'alimentation Eaton CBLOUT16 noir

The Eaton CBLOUT16 Black power cable provides a dependable 16 A-rated connection for a variety of electrical equipment. Its black jacket and robust construction are intended to withstand regular use in commercial and residential settings while delivering stable power to compatible devices. The cable is suitable for applications that require a secure mains connection where a 16 A input is specified.

Advantages

The cable's 16 A rating ensures compatibility with equipment that requires moderate current draw, and its sturdy black outer sheath improves mechanical protection and resistance to everyday wear. Eaton's manufacturing standards contribute to consistent electrical contact and reduced risk of loose connections. The cable's neutral appearance and practical design make it simple to integrate into different environments.

Suitable for

• Powering desktop computers, monitors and peripherals that accept a 16 A rated supply
• Connecting office equipment and small servers to mains outlets
• Use with UPS units and power distribution units that require a 16 A input cable
• Residential appliances and devices with matching inlet and 16 A current requirements

Key specifications

• Rated current: 16 A
• Colour: Black
• Application: Mains power cable for electrical devices and equipment
• Construction: Durable outer sheath for mechanical protection

How to use

Inspect the cable and both connector ends before first use to ensure there are no visible damages. Connect the cable to the device inlet and then to a compatible mains outlet or power distribution unit that supports a 16 A connection. Ensure connectors are fully seated and that the cable is routed to avoid sharp bends, pinch points, or contact with heat sources. When disconnecting, pull by the connector body rather than the cable jacket.

Recommendations

Use the cable only with devices and outlets that match the 16 A rating and compatible connector types. Avoid exposure to liquids and prolonged direct sunlight, and replace the cable if the outer sheath or connectors show signs of damage. For safety, ensure your installation complies with local electrical codes and limits.