C13 Mains Plug Bachmann 915.270 White

The Bachmann 915.270 is a white C13 power plug designed for cable mounting. It supports cables up to 3G 1.00 mm² and is suitable for AC input voltages up to 250 V with a maximum current of 10 A. The thermoplastic housing includes an earthing contact and a compact form factor intended for reliable power connections in a range of electronic devices for home and office use.

Advantages

The plug features a screw terminal for secure conductor connection, an integrated kink protection nozzle to prevent cable damage at the entry point, and a built-in strain relief to reduce stress on the cable and terminals. Its thermoplastic construction offers electrical insulation and mechanical durability while the standard C13 form factor ensures compatibility with common IEC C14 inlets.

Suitable for

• Powering desktop PCs, monitors and small servers
• Connecting UPS units and power distribution modules
• Use with audio/video equipment and laboratory instruments with IEC C14 inlets

Key specifications

• Model: Bachmann 915.270
• Type: IEC C13 power plug, thermoplastic housing
• Rated voltage: 250 V AC
• Rated current: 10 A
• Compatible conductor size: up to 3G 1.00 mm²
• Connection: screw terminal
• Features: earthing contact, kink protection nozzle, strain relief
• Color: white
• Brand: Bachmann
• MPN: 915.270, EAN: 4016514005819

How to use

Strip the cable conductors to the recommended length, open the thermoplastic housing and insert the conductors into the screw terminals according to polarity, securing them with the terminal screws. Ensure the earth conductor is connected to the earthing contact. Route the cable through the kink protection nozzle and position the strain relief so that it clamps the outer sheath. Close the housing and verify the mechanical fit and electrical continuity before applying mains voltage.

Recommendations

Use the C13 power plug only with compatible IEC C14 inlets and within the specified ratings (250 V, 10 A). Inspect the cable entry, screw terminals and strain relief periodically for wear or loosening; replace the plug if any damage or poor contact is detected.