| Item information | Value |
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| Category: | Computer Hardware |
| Shipping weight: | 0,20 kg |
| Item weight: | 0,20 kg |
Toshino power cable, IEC kettle lead, computer cable, printer cable short 50 cm – various versions depending on selection
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Short length = 50 cm for tidy cable management without a tangle of cables, e.g. at your workstation when connecting monitors, a computer or a printer.
Different versions and set sizes are available depending on your selection
Versions:
The versions are best explained by the matching photos. For example, there is a version with a straight Schuko plug and a version with an angled Schuko plug. On the other end of the cable, the IEC connector (C13) is available straight, angled to the right or angled to the left. Please take a close look at the socket on your device and take your time. The socket has a wide side and a narrow side. Depending on how the manufacturer built the power supply, printer or TV, the socket is not always positioned the same way – it may also be upside down or vertical. It's best to compare the shape of the socket in the photos with your device to find the right cable for your setup.
Set sizes:
Sets of 1, 3, 5, 10 and 20 are available. Each set contains the number of cables stated in the set size (set of 1 = 1 cable / set of 3 = 3 cables / set of 5 = 5 cables / set of 10 = 10 cables / set of 20 = 20 cables).
Product description:
Toshino power cables with Schuko plug (earthed plug) impress with high-quality materials and clean workmanship. The moulded Schuko plug is firmly bonded to the cable. This quality ensures optimal protection and a long service life.
The integrated surge protection also contributes to this by protecting your devices from excessive current if lightning strikes nearby. And of course, the Toshino power cable is manufactured in accordance with the latest EU directives and is CE certified.
The angled Schuko plug is ideal if your device (PC, TV, flat screen, TFT, monitor, printer, laptop power supply etc.) is to be plugged directly into a wall socket. This saves a lot of space, especially if the socket is behind furniture.
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