Lindy UK 3 Pin Plug to Right Angled IEC C7 mains power Cable - Black
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This Lindy right-angled power cable is designed for users with modern flat-screen TVs, enabling them to place their devices closer to the wall. Its primary benefit is space-saving, allowing for a tidier setup by routing the cable neatly behind the TV. A minor caveat is its short 0.5m length, which may limit placement options in some scenarios. The cable features a UK 3 Pin Plug (Type G) to an IEC C7 coupler, is fully moulded, supports up to 3A, and is RoHS, REACH, and CE certified.
All features
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 30454 |
| Brand | Lindy |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the main advantage of the right-angled connector?
The right-angled connector allows the cable to bend at a 90-degree angle, enabling devices like flat-screen TVs to be placed closer to the wall and creating a cleaner, less obtrusive setup.
What is the maximum current this cable can handle?
This cable is rated for a maximum current of 3 Amps. It is suitable for most common consumer electronics but not for high-power appliances.
How do I know if my device uses an IEC C7 connector?
An IEC C7 connector is often described as a 'figure-of-eight' shape. Check the power input port on your device; if it matches this shape, it likely requires a C7 cable. This is different from a C13 (kettle lead) or other power connector types.
Is this cable suitable for outdoor use?
No, this cable is designed for indoor use only. It is not weatherproofed.
What is the warranty period for this cable?
Lindy typically offers a 10-year warranty on this product, but please refer to Lindy's official warranty statement for specific details.
Can I use this cable with a C8 (female) port?
No, this cable has a C7 (female) connector and is designed to plug into a C8 (male) power inlet on a device. It is not compatible with C8 female ports.
Troubleshooting
Device does not power on.
Ensure the UK 3 Pin plug is securely inserted into a working power outlet. Verify the IEC C7 connector is fully seated in the device's power port. Check if the device itself is switched on.
Cable feels loose at either end.
Gently push the connectors further into their respective sockets. If the connection remains loose, the cable or the port on the device/wall may be damaged. Consider replacing the cable or contacting the device manufacturer.
Intermittent power or performance issues.
Inspect the cable for any visible damage, such as cuts or kinks. Ensure the cable is not routed in a way that puts stress on the connectors. Try using a different power outlet and device to isolate the problem.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Enables TVs and devices to be placed closer to the wall.
- Neat and tidy cable management.
- Standard UK plug for easy integration.
- Compact 0.5m length is ideal for short runs.
- Robust, fully moulded connectors.
Cons
- Short 0.5m length may not be sufficient for all setups.
- Right-angled connector on the C7 end may not suit all device inlets.
- Limited current capacity to 3A, suitable for most small to medium electronics but not high-power appliances.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: This is a plug-and-play device. Simply connect the UK 3 Pin Plug to a compatible wall socket or power strip, and connect the right-angled IEC C7 coupler to the power input on your device. Ensure both connections are secure.
Compatibility:
- Plug: Compatible with all standard UK 3 Pin (Type G) sockets.
- Connector: Designed for devices with an IEC C7 (figure-of-eight) power inlet. Please verify your device requires a C7 connector before purchase, as it differs from C5, C13, or C15 connectors.
- Current: Suitable for devices drawing up to 3 Amps.
Care:
- Avoid kinking or tightly bending the cable.
- Keep the connectors clean and free from dust and debris.
- Store in a cool, dry place when not in use.
- Do not expose to liquids or extreme temperatures outside the operating range of -10°C to 70°C.