Denmark Power Cords
Denmark uses the Afsnit 107-2-D1 plug, a three-pin pattern with the earth pin on the plug itself rather than in the socket. Standard European CEE 7/7 plugs will enter many Danish sockets but will not make the earth connection, which is why an earthed appliance needs the Danish plug.
We mould Danish plugs onto flexible cable and finish them with an IEC connector or prepared leads.
1 products in this category
Who Buys This Range
- Brands adding Denmark to a European product range
- Appliance makers supplying Class I earthed products
- Distributors holding Danish replacement leads
- Project buyers equipping Danish sites
Problems It Solves
- A real earth connection instead of a European plug that only appears to fit
- One supplier for Danish and the rest of the European range
- Cable gauge and length set to the appliance
- RoHS compliant construction
Typical Applications
- Domestic and kitchen appliances
- Office and IT equipment
- Lighting products
- Commercial equipment
Products in Denmark Power Cords
How These Are Built
Cord sets in this category are moulded on our own tooling with first class producing equipment and advanced mould processing equipment. Cable gauge and type, conductor count, cord length, jacket colour and the connector at the appliance end are all set on the order rather than fixed by a catalogue number. Complete OEM services are available and all products are RoHS compliant.
How OEM orders workFrequently Asked Questions
Can I use a CEE 7/7 plug in Denmark?
It may physically enter the socket but it will not earth the appliance, so a Class I product needs the Danish plug.
Which appliance ends can you fit?
C13, C5, C7 and C15 connectors, or stripped and tinned leads.
What cable do you use?
Flexible PVC cable equivalent to H05VV-F is standard.
Can you set the cord length?
Yes. Length is specified per order.
Get a Quotation for Denmark Power Cords
Send the specification and we will confirm the construction, the approval and the price within twelve hours.