This connection cable is built for devices equipped with a C7 “figure-8” inlet, often referred to as a radio-style connector. On the input side you get a slim CEE 7/16 Euro plug that fits standard wall outlets and power strips, while the output side provides the IEC 320 C7 connector commonly used in laptops’ external power supplies, game consoles, set-top boxes, audio systems, DVD/Blu-ray players, projectors and various small office devices.

It works perfectly as a primary power lead or as a high-quality replacement for original cables that have worn out, been damaged, or turned out to be too short. The chosen cable length makes routing to a power strip or PDU easier, helping keep the installation tidy and safe. Thanks to the popular CEE and IEC interface combination, the cable is compatible with a broad spectrum of devices, making it a universal everyday tool for both installers and regular users.

In this model, both ends of the cable are angled, which makes a surprisingly big difference in practice. When the desk sits close to the wall, shelves are packed with equipment, or every centimetre inside a rack cabinet matters, classic straight plugs can get in the way or be forced into awkward bends. Here, the angled Euro plug allows the cable to run flat along the wall or furniture, without bulky loops or dangerous strain on the connector. The angled C7 side likewise makes it easier to push devices closer to the wall or to the back of a shelf, improving ergonomics and freeing up valuable workspace.

On both ends you’ll also find a moulded strain-relief boot, which protects the most stressed sections of the cable and significantly reduces the risk of damage caused by frequent bending. As a result, the cord maintains full functionality for longer, and the connected devices enjoy stable, safe power. This is exactly the kind of detail professionals appreciate when working in tight spaces where cables are often moved, re-routed and re-plugged.