Καλώδιο τροφοδοσίας ProXtend PC-JC15A-002, Ελβετικό (Type J) σε C15A, μήκος 2 m

ProXtend PC-JC15A-002 is a 2 m power cord with a Swiss Type J plug on one end and an IEC C15A connector on the other. It is intended for connecting equipment with a C15A inlet to mains outlets using the Swiss Type J standard. The fixed 2 meter length and purpose-built connectors make it suitable for server racks, IT equipment, and professional electronics where a heat-resistant C15A inlet is required.

Advantages

This power cord combines a Swiss Type J mains plug with an IEC C15A appliance connector, providing a direct and standardized connection without adapters. The cable length of 2 m balances reach and cable management in typical installations. The C15A connector is designed for equipment that requires high-temperature resistance at the appliance inlet, while the molded plug and connector provide a secure fit and straightforward plug-and-play operation.

Suitable for

• Servers and rack-mounted network equipment
• Workstations and professional IT devices with C15A inlets
• Audio/video processors and laboratory equipment requiring heat-resistant inlets
• Installations using Swiss Type J mains sockets

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2 m
• Input plug: Swiss Type J (three-pin)
• Output connector: IEC C15A (appliance inlet type C15A)
• Designed for equipment requiring a heat-resistant inlet
• Fixed one-piece molded ends for secure connections

How to use

Connect the Swiss Type J plug to a compatible mains socket and insert the IEC C15A connector into the device inlet. Ensure the device is switched off before connecting or disconnecting the power cord. Route the cable to avoid sharp edges and heat sources, and secure any excess length to prevent strain on the connector ends.

Recommendations

Use this cord only with equipment that specifies an IEC C15A inlet and within installations that provide Swiss Type J mains. Inspect the cable and connectors for visible damage before each use. For permanent or safety-critical installations consult local electrical codes and, if necessary, a qualified electrician.