Napájecí kabel EFB Elektronik EK600SW.2 černý 2 m

The EFB Elektronik EK600SW.2 is a 2 m power cable with a combined E+F (CEE 7/7) mains plug and a C13 coupler. It is rated for 10 A and 250 V and is VDE tested. The cable is supplied in black with optional colours available on request. An integrated IEC Lock mechanism prevents accidental removal of the C13 connector: once connected the C13 can be released only after sliding back the red latch. Variants for other outlet/plug standards (UK, USA/NEMA, Switzerland) or open end are available on request.

Advantages

The IEC Lock provides secure retention of the C13 connector to reduce unintentional disconnections. VDE testing confirms conformity with relevant safety requirements for 10 A / 250 V operation. The 2 m length offers flexible placement of equipment, and colour options allow visual identification or matching to installations. The E+F (CEE 7/7) plug and C13 coupler combination is suitable for a wide range of European devices.

Suitable for

• Powering desktop PCs, monitors and network equipment with C13 inlets
• Office and server-room equipment in countries using E+F (Schuko/CEE) mains
• Situations where accidental disconnection must be avoided (e.g., racks, public spaces)

Key specifications

• Brand: EFB Elektronik
• Model: EK600SW.2
• Connectors: Power plug type E+F (CEE 7/7) — C13 coupler
• Cable length: 2 m
• Rated: 10 A, 250 V
• Standards: VDE tested
• Colour: Black (other colours: orange, blue, grey, white — optional)
• Locking feature: IEC Lock with red sliding latch

How to use

Insert the E+F mains plug into a compatible wall outlet. Plug the C13 coupler into the device inlet until the IEC Lock latch engages. To disconnect, slide back the red latch on the C13 connector to release the lock, then pull the connector out. Follow normal safety precautions: disconnect mains power before performing equipment maintenance and avoid placing strain on the cable or connectors.

Recommendations

Use the IEC Lock-equipped cable in installations where accidental unplugging could interrupt operation. Choose the appropriate plug variant if your country uses a different mains standard; contact the supplier for UK, USA/NEMA, Swiss or open-end versions.