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i see your point - but if i'm running these cables i dont want to use normal extension lead etc & the artic cable has a better power rating (stop me if i'm wrong as i,m no real sparky) to handle the amount of power these draw ( better safe then sorry ) & if some idiot (and you know they are out...

a normal plug (ceeform to mains adaptor) you can buy them but as he provided me with the bits it cheaper just to get the artic cable and knock one up (3 pin (male) to ceeform (female)

thanks nick - great help

to mains - he left me with brand new ceeform (females to make my own) his other amps use the same set up so he wanted to keep hold of his cables.

no the guy I bought them from runs a pa hire company - these babies are all flight cased up & he replaced the mains plug/leads himself (to ceeform) as to use his ceeform extensions rather then the thin normal ones. planning to use them at a few festivals in the summer

I'm planning to convert from 240v mains plug to ceeform (female/blue) need to know the wiring from mains side (inside the ceeform) got the earth in the middle, now it says L on one side (which I assume is live) & (conn on the right hand side ) which I think is neutral (but safe to check as...

nice one mate - the bottom bit baffled me - but understood the rest am using the amps on a 6k pa rig (building the speakers etc myself) was shocked when they arrived very big & very heavy!!

hi I have recently purchased 3 power amps - they are each app 2000w each - the manual says they are rated at 1800va & 2730va & each one has 16amp fuse built in. they have been fitted with ceeform (blue) ends I need to know: 1. how to wire the ceeform to mains plug/adaptor together...