Kenable Figure 8 Power Cable - Black

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This Kenable Figure 8 Power Cable is designed for users needing a reliable connection for lower-power electronic devices, offering a secure and durable link for audio/video equipment, portable CD players, and modern LED/smart TVs. Its primary benefit is providing a standard, safe power connection compliant with British Standards. A potential caveat is its suitability only for devices with a C7 'figure 8' power input, not universal power sockets.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 001619 |
| Brand | kenable |
A 'Figure 8' power cable, also known as a C7 cable, features a female connector with two parallel oval holes that resemble the number 8. It is used to power devices that require a lower current than standard kettle leads.
No, this cable is designed for lower-power devices. High-power devices typically require a C13 kettle lead.
The UK mains plug is fitted with a 3 Amp fuse, which is suitable for the intended low-power devices.
Yes, the cable is manufactured to British Standards and features a molded 13 Amp plug, ensuring it is safe for use with UK mains sockets.
Check the power input port on your device. If it has a C7 'figure 8' socket, this cable is likely compatible. Refer to your device's manual for confirmation.
Yes, this Kenable Figure 8 Power Cable is ROHS certified, meaning it complies with environmental regulations regarding hazardous substances.
Verify that both ends of the cable are securely connected. Check that the wall socket is functioning by testing another device. Ensure the device itself is powered on and not experiencing an internal fault.
Inspect the cable for any visible damage, kinks, or fraying. Ensure the C7 connector is fully seated in the device and the mains plug is firmly in the wall socket. If damage is found, replace the cable.
This may indicate a faulty cable or an overloaded device. Unplug immediately and inspect the cable. If the cable appears damaged or the issue persists with a known good cable, the connected device may be drawing too much power or have an internal fault.
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