Cable de alimentación EFB Elektronik EK503.5 negro 5 m C14 C13

The EFB Elektronik EK503.5 power cable is a 5 m mains lead with a C14 coupler on one end and a C13 coupler on the other, designed for reliable AC power transmission between equipment and power distribution units or power supplies. The cable's black jacket provides a discreet appearance for home, office or server-room installations while maintaining flexibility and mechanical durability for routine use.

Advantages

This 5 m power cable offers stable electrical connectivity with standard C14 to C13 connectors, reducing the need for adapters in common IT and AV setups. The cable's construction focuses on consistent performance and physical resilience, with a jacket that resists abrasion and a length that allows flexible placement of devices. The neutral black finish helps the cable blend into typical environments and simplifies cable management.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs, monitors and UPS units to power distribution units or power supplies
• Server rack equipment and network devices requiring C13/C14 power connections
• Audio/video components and studio equipment with IEC C13 inlets
• Temporary power setups in offices, meeting rooms, and workstations

Key specifications

• Length: 5 m
• Connector A: C14 coupler (male inlet style for power distribution equipment)
• Connector B: C13 coupler (female style to fit IEC C13 inlets)
• Colour: Black
• Cable type: IEC standard mains lead suitable for AC power connections

How to use

Insert the C14 coupler into the corresponding C14 outlet on a power distribution unit or power supply, and plug the C13 end into the device's IEC C13 inlet. Ensure connections are fully seated and the cable is routed to avoid sharp bends or pinch points. Verify that the voltage and current rating of the powered equipment match the installation environment and that any power is switched off before connecting or disconnecting the cable.

Recommendations

Use this cable indoors in dry environments and avoid exposure to liquids or excessive heat. For installations in racks, secure the cable to prevent strain on connectors and maintain airflow. Replace the cable if the jacket shows visible damage or if connectors become loose; do not attempt repairs that could compromise safety.