Cable de alimentación helos 60001 – 1,8 m Schuko (tipo F) a conector macho C5 de 3 polos

helos 60001 is a 1.8 m power cable with a Schuko (Type F) mains plug and a 3‑pole C5 (cloverleaf) connector. It is intended for connecting laptops, projectors and other small electronic devices with an IEC C5 inlet to grounded mains outlets used in countries with Type F sockets. The cable provides a fixed-length, grounded connection that can be used as a replacement or spare lead where a 1.8 metre cord is required.

Advantages

The cable combines a grounded Schuko plug and a standard IEC C5 connector to ensure safe, compatible power delivery for devices with cloverleaf inlets. Its 1.8 m length balances desk reach and cable management for typical workstation or presentation setups. Constructed with insulated conductors and a molded connector housing, the lead is suitable for repeated insertions and everyday use without additional adapters.

Suitable for

• Powering laptops and notebook computers with an IEC C5 inlet
• Supplying projectors and portable audio/video equipment
• Replacing lost or damaged power leads for small electronic devices
• Providing an extra spare cable for travel or office use

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Input plug: Schuko (Type F), grounded
• Output connector: 3‑pole IEC C5 (cloverleaf)
• Conductor configuration: three-core cable with earth/neutral/live
• Typical use: mains AC power for small IT and AV devices

How to use

Insert the IEC C5 connector firmly into the device’s cloverleaf inlet until it seats fully. Plug the Schuko Type F mains plug into a compatible grounded wall outlet. Ensure the device and outlet match the local mains voltage and frequency before powering on. For removal, switch the device off and gently pull the connector straight out; avoid excessive twisting or yanking on the cable to prevent strain on the terminations.

Recommendations

Use the cable only with devices that accept an IEC C5 inlet and in regions with compatible Schuko (Type F) mains sockets. Inspect the cable periodically for visible damage, and replace it if the insulation, plug, or connector shows wear. Avoid routing the cable across high-traffic areas or placing heavy objects on it to reduce wear and tripping hazards.