Description

The Problem – Short Power Leads Restrict Your Setup

This power lead solves that problem. Consequently, you can place your equipment exactly where you want it without worrying about socket proximity.

Standard IEC C13 Connector – The “Kettle Lead” Fit

This power lead uses the standard IEC C13 connector. Specifically, this is the familiar three-hole female connector found on most desktop PCs, monitors, projectors, and workstations. Therefore, it is commonly known as a “kettle lead”. For instance, plug it into your desktop PC power supply. Similarly, use it for your Dell, HP, Lenovo, or Apple monitor. As a result, it is a universal replacement for lost or damaged power cables.

The C13 connector is rated for up to 10A. Consequently, it is safe for virtually all desktop electronics.

Three Length Options – 3 Metre, 5 Metre, and 10 Metre  ( Power lead 3 pin )

Different rooms have different needs. Therefore, this power lead is available in three lengths. Specifically, you can choose 3 metres, 5 metres, or 10 metres. For example, a 3-metre lead is perfect for a standard desk setup where the socket is nearby. A 5-metre lead gives more flexibility for larger desks or rooms. A 10-metre lead is ideal for ceiling-mounted projectors or equipment placed far from sockets. As a result, you get exactly the length you need.

Longer cables eliminate the need for unsightly extension leads. Consequently, your setup looks cleaner and more professional.

UK 3-Pin Plug – Moulded for Safety  ( Power lead 3 pin )

Safety is paramount for electrical products. This power lead features a moulded UK 3-pin plug. Specifically, the plug is manufactured as a single piece, not assembled from separate parts. Therefore, it is more durable and less likely to come apart. For instance, the moulded design resists pulling and twisting. Similarly, the plug contains a BS1362 approved fuse for overload protection. As a result, you can use it with confidence.

The plug is standard UK size. Consequently, it fits all standard wall sockets.

Durable Cable – Thick Gauge for Reliable Power

Cheap power leads use thin, flimsy wires that overheat. This cable is different. Specifically, it uses thick gauge copper wire. Therefore, it can handle the power demands of desktop PCs, monitors, and projectors without overheating. For instance, a high-end gaming PC draws significant power. The thick cable ensures stable delivery. Similarly, a projector running for hours stays cool. As a result, your equipment receives clean, reliable power.

The outer sheath is made from flexible PVC. Consequently, it resists cracking and remains pliable even in cold temperatures.

Real Use Cases for UK Homes and Offices   ( Power lead 3 pin )

Consider a home office worker with a desk positioned in the centre of the room for better natural light. The wall socket is 4 metres away. The standard PC power lead is only 1.5 metres long. This 5-metre power lead solves the problem. Plug one end into the PC. Run the cable discreetly along the floor or under a mat. The other end reaches the socket. As a result, the desk stays where it works best.

Similarly, a school or business has a meeting room with a ceiling-mounted projector. The nearest wall socket is 8 metres away on the opposite wall. A standard 2-metre power lead is useless. This 10-metre power lead is perfect. Run the cable along the ceiling track or through trunking. The projector receives power safely and neatly. As a result, presentations run without extension leads trailing across the floor.

Furthermore, a gamer has a large desk with a PC tower on the floor to the left and monitors on the desk. The wall socket is behind a heavy wardrobe. Moving the wardrobe is not practical. This 5-metre or 10-metre power lead reaches from the PC to the socket without moving furniture. As a result, the gaming setup remains exactly as the user prefers.

Compatible with Desktop PCs, Monitors, Projectors, and Workstations

This power lead is designed for a wide range of equipment. Specifically, it works with:

• Desktop PCs – all standard ATX power supplies

• Monitors – Dell, HP, Lenovo, Acer, Asus, Samsung, LG, BenQ

• Projectors – Epson, BenQ, Optoma, Panasonic, Sony

• Workstations – Dell Precision, HP Z series, Lenovo ThinkStation

• Printers – some large office printers and plotters

• Audio equipment – amplifiers, mixers, powered speakers

• TVs – many older and larger TVs (check connector type)

For example, a graphic designer uses it for a high-end workstation and two monitors. A teacher uses it for a classroom projector. As a result, one cable serves many purposes.

Also Known as a Kettle Lead – Easy to Identify  ( Power lead 3 pin )

The nickname “kettle lead” is widely understood. Specifically, the IEC C13 connector resembles the plug on an electric kettle. Therefore, it is easy to identify and remember. For instance, if you lose your original power cable, search for a “kettle lead”. Similarly, IT departments stock these cables in bulk. As a result, replacements are simple to find.

Despite the nickname, do not use this cable with an actual kettle. Consequently, kettles have different power requirements and connectors.

Thick PVC Sheath – Resists Wear and Tear  ( Power lead 3 pin )

Cables under desks get stepped on. Cables around offices get rolled over by chairs. This power lead features a thick PVC outer sheath. Specifically, it is designed to resist abrasion and impact. Therefore, it lasts longer than cheaper cables. For instance, office chair wheels will not cut through the sheath. Similarly, heavy foot traffic does not damage the internal wires. As a result, you buy one cable and it lasts for years.

The sheath is also flexible. Consequently, it bends around corners without kinking.

Straight C13 Connector – No Angled Ends

This cable features a straight C13 connector, not a right-angle version. Specifically, the connector exits the cable in a straight line. Therefore, it fits into recessed power supply sockets on desktop PCs and monitors. For instance, many PC power supplies have the socket flush with the back panel. A right-angle connector may not fit. A straight connector always fits. As a result, it is the most universally compatible option.

For tight spaces behind furniture, consider the cable length and routing. Consequently, measure before ordering.

Fused for Safety – UK Standard      ( Power lead 3 pin )

The UK 3-pin plug contains a BS1362 fuse. Specifically, the fuse is rated at 10A or 13A depending on the cable. Therefore, if an electrical fault occurs, the fuse blows before the cable overheats. For instance, a short circuit inside the PC triggers the fuse. The power cuts off safely. Similarly, overload protection prevents fire risks. As a result, you and your equipment are protected.

The fuse is replaceable. Consequently, if it blows, you can fit a new one rather than replacing the whole cable.

Perfect for IT Departments and Offices

IT professionals know the value of good quality power leads. For example, a new office setup requires dozens of power cables for PCs, monitors, and printers. Buying cheap, short cables leads to frustration. This power lead in 3, 5, or 10 metre lengths provides flexibility. Accordingly, IT staff can cable desks properly. As a result, the office looks professional and equipment stays powered.

Buying in bulk saves money. Consequently, consider multiple cables for large installations.

This power lead 3 pin desktop PC monitor projector workstation AC kettle UK plug is supplied by Sellertree, a UK-based online seller of practical computer and office essentials.

BULLET POINTS

✅ 3 metre, 5 metre, or 10 metre options – choose the length you need
✅ UK 3-pin moulded plug – BS1362 fused, safe and durable
✅ Standard IEC C13 connector – fits desktop PCs, monitors, projectors, workstations
✅ Thick gauge copper wire – handles high power demands without overheating
✅ Flexible PVC sheath – resists wear, kinking, and cracking
✅ Compatible with most electronics – Dell, HP, Lenovo, Acer, Asus, Samsung, LG, Epson, BenQ
✅ Known as kettle lead – easy to identify and replace
✅ Straight C13 connector – fits recessed power supply sockets

SPECIFICATIONS TABLE

HOW TO USE    ( Power lead 3 pin )

1. Unpack the power lead and straighten the cable gently.

2. Plug the IEC C13 connector (female end) into your desktop PC, monitor, projector, or workstation.

3. Ensure the connector is pushed in fully and securely.

4. Plug the UK 3-pin moulded plug into a standard wall socket.

5. Route the cable neatly to avoid trip hazards (under desks, along walls, or in cable trunking).

6. Turn on the socket and then your equipment.

7. For longer cables (5m or 10m), coil any excess loosely rather than tightly.