Câble d'alimentation VALUE 19.99.1182 10 m C12 C13 noir

The VALUE 19.99.1182 10m power cable with C12 to C13 connectors provides a long, flexible connection for powering IT equipment and appliances that use IEC C13 inlets. Constructed for continuous use, the cable delivers mains power over a 10-metre length while maintaining contact stability and reducing the need for extension adapters. The black jacket offers basic abrasion resistance and blends with standard rack and office installations.

Advantages

The cable's 10 m length enables connection between devices and distant power outlets without additional extensions. Standard C12 (inlet) and C13 (plug) couplers ensure compatibility with a wide range of desktop PCs, monitors, servers, UPS units and other IEC-equipped devices. The construction aims for stable electrical contact and practical flexibility, facilitating cable management in racks and workspaces.

Suitable for

• Connecting servers, network equipment and UPS units in server rooms and data cabinets
• Powering desktop computers, monitors and peripherals in office environments
• Supplying power to studio equipment, test benches and lab devices with IEC C13 inlets

Key specifications

• Cable length: 10 metres
• Connector types: IEC C12 (inlet) to IEC C13 (plug)
• Colour: black
• Conductor type: flexible mains power conductor suitable for standard voltage mains
• Jacket: durable PVC for basic mechanical protection and insulation

How to use

Verify that the device and the mains supply are switched off before connecting the cable. Insert the IEC C13 plug into the device inlet, and connect the IEC C12 end to the corresponding mains socket or power distribution unit. Ensure connectors are fully seated and routed to avoid sharp bends or mechanical stress. After connection, switch on the mains supply and the powered equipment following the manufacturer's startup procedures.

Recommendations

Use the cable indoors in dry, ventilated environments and avoid exposure to moisture, excessive heat or direct sunlight. Route the cable to prevent tripping hazards and secure it in racks or under desks where appropriate. Do not exceed the device or circuit current ratings; consult the equipment specifications to confirm compatibility with the mains supply and protective devices.