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Note: These cables are referred to as 'hot condition' because they are designed to be used with appliances that operate with temperatures of 120 degrees. They are similar to a C13 except they have a ridge opposite the earth pin.

The Lindy IEC splitter cables are ideal for powering multiple devices from one IEC power source. Suitable for use with PC's, printers, monitors, audio equipment and amps.

Can be used as a power extension cable or a computer / monitor / UPS power connection lead IEC C14 to IEC C13 Fully moulded connectors VDE approved Colour: Black 10 year warranty LINDY power cables are perfect for use in professional areas like recording studios, light systems and also for event locations of any kind, etc. – but you can also use them in private sections. Due to the high temperature resistance from -10 to 70°C these cables can also be used in non air-conditioned areas.

The Lindy IEC splitter cables are ideal for powering multiple devices from one IEC power source. Suitable for use with PC's, printers, monitors, audio equipment and amps.

The Lindy USB Power Cable allows you to power 5V DC devices from a single USB port (max. 0.9A/5V). It is perfect for mobile applications, eliminatingthe need to carry bulky PSUs when travelling.USB Type A to DC cables are available with the following DC connector sizes: 2.5/0.7mm 3.5/1.35mm 5.5/2.5mm 5.5/2.1mm

The Lindy Hot Conditioned IEC extension cables are perfect for connecting your monitor or PC to a UPS (uninterupted power supply). The C15 connector is rated at 120° and is known as a 'kettle lead'.

The Lindy C14 to C7 Cable is suitable for powering devices that have a C7 connector from a PC PSU or UPS.

The Lindy IEC extension cables are perfect for extending the cable distance between your monitor and PC. They are also suitable for sound and lighting products and are perfect for home and office products.

Note: Cables with IEC C13 sockets such as this are sometimes known by the generic term 'kettle lead'. Even though this term is commonly used, technically it is incorrect as a kettle requires special IEC C15/16 connectors rated at 120 degrees. So, although they look similar, a 'real' kettle lead features a connector with a cut out on the top. Standard IEC C13 cables cannot be plugged into kettles!

Note: Cables with IEC C13 sockets such as this are sometimes known by the generic term 'kettle lead'. Even though this term is commonly used, technically it is incorrect as a kettle requires special IEC C15/16 connectors rated at 120 degrees. So, although they look similar, a 'real' kettle lead features a connector with a cut out on the top. Standard IEC C13 cables cannot be plugged into kettles!