EU Type F Schuko Plug to C13, Coiled 18 AWG Cord, LSZH EPR Jacket, Black
ShowMeCables 55CZ-010-001 is a power cord with an EU Type F Schuko plug connector on one end and a C13 female connector on the other end. This EU Type F Schuko male to C13 female coiled power cord has an LSZH-rated EPR jacket built with 18 AWG conductors. Our power cord has a maximum current rating of 10 amps and can handle up to 250 volts. This black-colored coiled power cable is available in a 1-foot compressed length. Our standard power cord has a low smoke zero halogen LSZH jacket that is used for shipboard, aircraft, or other applications. Make your online purchase right now to take advantage of our same-day shipping.
The coiled EPR cable will compress tightly back to its original shape after applying tension. Our coiled power cord has an EU Type F Schuko plug that is used outside of the US, primarily in Europe, for everyday power needs. The coiled power cord suits medical services, PC/server, power extension, and food/beverage applications. Our power cable features an EPR jacket that provides both elasticity and durability, enabling it to withstand harsh conditions.
ShowMeCables has the largest in-stock selection of EU Type F Schuko male to C13 female power cords for international and domestic orders with same-day shipment. All our power cords are manufactured with quality production processes and are 100% factory tested. For further information on similar products, our expert technical support and knowledgeable sales team can help you get the perfect EU Type F Schuko to C13 coiled power cords for your requirements.
Features:
CEE7/7 Electrical plug, also known as an EU Type F Schuko Plug rated for 10A/250V
Durable construction minimizes accidental disconnect to critical equipment in high stress environments
Coiled EPR cable will compress tightly back to original shape after tension is applied
EPR Jacket provides elasticity and durability to hold up in harsh conditions
Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) Jacket for shipboard, aircraft, or other usage
