Câble d'alimentation MITEL Streamline C13 10A 250V

Mitel Streamline power cable with a C13 connector rated for 10A and 250V. This mains lead provides a standard IEC C13 termination for reliable connection to equipment with a C14 inlet. It is designed to deliver safe AC power for telecom and IT hardware such as servers, network switches and desktop devices where a compact, industry-standard power lead is needed.

Advantages

The cable supports up to 10 amps at 250 volts, offering compatibility with a wide range of office and rack-mount equipment. Its standard C13 termination ensures secure mating with C14 inlets commonly found on power supplies and network devices. The Mitel Streamline design focuses on dependable electrical contact and straightforward installation, making it suitable for routine power distribution and replacement of worn or lost leads.

Suitable for

• Telecom equipment with C14 power inlets
• Servers and rack-mount devices
• Network switches and routers
• Desktop PCs, monitors and peripherals with IEC C14
• Power replacement and spare cable stock for IT environments

Key specifications

• Connector type: IEC C13 (female) to mains plug compatible with regional sockets
• Current rating: 10 A
• Voltage rating: 250 V AC
• Cable use: mains power lead for IT and telecom equipment
• Typical conductor arrangement: three-core (live, neutral, earth)

How to use

Inspect the cable for visible damage before use. Insert the IEC C13 connector firmly into the device's C14 inlet until the connector seats fully. Connect the mains plug to an appropriate earthed socket that matches the regional mains standard. Ensure the connected device's power switch is off while making connections, then power on following the device manufacturer's startup procedure. Disconnect by switching the device off and removing the mains plug from the socket before pulling the IEC connector from the inlet.

Recommendations

Use the cable only within its specified ratings (10 A, 250 V). Avoid running the cable under heavy furniture or through high-traffic areas where it can be pinched or damaged. Replace the cable if insulation is cut or connectors are loose. For installations in racks or cabinets, route the cable to prevent strain on the connector and maintain adequate ventilation around powered equipment.