Rallonge électrique InLine Type F coudée, noire, 7 m

The InLine Power Extension Cable Type F angled black 7m is a 7-metre indoor extension lead with a single AC outlet and an angled Type F plug. It is designed to extend the reach of a 230V mains supply while keeping a low-profile connection at the wall due to the angled plug. The black cable and compact outlet housing suit home and office environments where a discreet, longer power connection is required.

Advantages

This power extension cable provides a simple and reliable way to increase the distance between a mains socket and a connected device. The angled Type F plug reduces stress on the wall socket and helps maintain a flat installation close to the wall. The 7 m length offers flexibility in device placement without the need for additional adapters or multiple short leads. The single outlet design minimizes clutter and is appropriate where only one device needs to be powered at a distance from the socket.

Suitable for

• Extending mains power to desktop PCs, monitors and peripherals
• Powering audiovisual equipment and small appliances at a distance
• Temporary power extension during maintenance, rearrangement or events
• Home office setups where the wall socket is not adjacent to the workstation

Key specifications

• Cable length: 7 metres
• Plug type: Angled Type F (Schuko)
• Number of outlets: 1 AC outlet
• Rated input voltage: 230 V AC
• Colour: Black
• Intended use: Indoor

How to use

Insert the angled Type F plug firmly into a suitable 230 V mains socket. Place the cable along the desired route to the device, avoiding sharp bends and areas where the cable could be pinched or damaged. Connect the device to the single outlet at the cable's end. Ensure that the total current drawn by the connected device does not exceed the safe rating of typical household wiring and the connected device's power requirements.

Recommendations

Use this extension cable only indoors and in dry environments. Do not route the cable across doorways or under carpets where it may be subject to wear or create a tripping hazard. Regularly inspect the plug and cable for damage; replace the cable if the insulation is cracked or the plug is loose. For high-power appliances, verify that the appliance's current draw is compatible with the supply circuit and avoid using the extension for permanently connected high-load devices.