Overspanningsbeveiliging REV 512360555 wit 6 AC-stopcontacten 250 V 1,4 m

The REV 512360555 White surge protector provides six AC outlets with a nominal input voltage of 250 V and a maximum current output of 16 A. With a 1.4 m power cable and a compact white housing, this surge protector is designed to deliver basic overvoltage protection for home and office electrical devices while maintaining a minimal visual footprint.

Advantages

The device offers six accessible AC sockets in a single unit, enabling multiple devices to be plugged in simultaneously without needing additional adapters. The 1.4 m cable length gives flexibility in positioning the unit relative to wall sockets. Its white finish is unobtrusive and fits common interior styles. The rated 250 V input and 16 A current capacity ensure compatibility with standard mains circuits in many regions.

Suitable for

• Connecting and protecting desktop computers, monitors and printers
• Powering home entertainment equipment such as TVs, set-top boxes and sound systems
• Charging multiple mobile devices and small appliances simultaneously
• Temporary power distribution for home office setups and workstations

Key specifications

• Number of AC outlets: 6
• Nominal input voltage: 250 V
• Maximum current output: 16 A
• Cable length: 1.4 m
• Colour: White
• Form factor: compact power strip with integrated cable

How to use

Position the surge protector on a flat, stable surface or secure it near an outlet so the cable can reach the mains socket without strain. Plug the unit into a properly grounded wall outlet and connect your electrical devices to the available AC outlets. Avoid overloading the unit by ensuring the combined current draw of connected devices does not exceed 16 A. Do not use the surge protector in damp or wet environments or cover it while in use to prevent heat buildup.

Recommendations

For reliable basic protection, connect sensitive devices such as computers and audiovisual equipment to the surge protector and periodically inspect the cable and housing for signs of wear. Replace the unit if it has been subjected to a significant power surge or shows visible damage. Use with properly grounded outlets and avoid chaining multiple power strips together.