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Discussion topic: Sky Multiroom power cable.

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This message was authored by slipd This message was authored by: slipd

Sky Multiroom power cable.

Hi guys,

 

The supplied Multiroom cable is too short for our fitiment - I've got some of this, its the right configuration, will it be alright do you think? Are there any specific Sky standards or anything that need to be adhered too?

 

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Or something like this, off the shelf?

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/pro-elec-Figure-Mains-Charger-Black/dp/B074QS4V1H/ref=sr_1_3?crid=3C2PZMN67...

 

Thanks!


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This message was authored by oldfella This message was authored by: oldfella Answer

Re: Sky Multiroom power cable.

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Hi @slipd 

Any IEC C7 cable will be suitable

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This message was authored by oldfella This message was authored by: oldfella Answer

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Hi @slipd 

Any IEC C7 cable will be suitable

This message was authored by Chodley This message was authored by: Chodley

Re: Sky Multiroom power cable.

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Any equipment that doesn't have an external power adapter will always be fine with a mains connection that physically fits because it will always expect 50Hz AC at about 230V.

 

The only question is how high a fuse rating you should have and for electronics other than big amplifiers, 3A gives you plenty of headroom (3A x 230V = up to ~690Watts and a Sky mini probably draws about 50W)

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This message was authored by slipd This message was authored by: slipd

Re: Sky Multiroom power cable.

Thanks both! 

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