Verlengsnoer Brennenstuhl 1391010800

The Brennenstuhl Power Extension 1391010800 is an 8-way surge-protected extension lead with a 3 m cable and an angled power plug. Designed for indoor use, it provides up to 16 A rated current and integrates surge protection and EMI/RFI filtering in a compact housing (approx. 625 mm height, 100 mm width, 65 mm depth). The unit combines multiple AC outlets with a stable anodised aluminium casing and a built-in automatic circuit breaker.

Advantages

This power strip offers surge protection rated to handle high transient currents and includes an EMI/RFI interference suppression filter for improved protection against line noise and high-frequency disturbances. The anodised aluminium housing provides mechanical stability and durability, while the integrated automatic 16 A circuit breaker increases safety against overload. The 3 m cable and angled plug improve accessibility and positioning in typical indoor setups.

Suitable for

• Home office setups with multiple devices (PC, monitor, printer)
• Entertainment systems and AV equipment
• Workshops or hobby rooms with small power tools and chargers
• General indoor power distribution where surge protection and EMI filtering are needed

Key specifications

• Model: Brennenstuhl 1391010800
• AC outlets: 8
• Cable length: 3 m
• Rated current: 16 A
• Surge protection capacity: up to 60,000 A (sum of leakage currents as stated)
• Interference suppression: EMI/RFI filter
• Housing: anodised aluminium
• Colour: Black, Silver
• Weight: 1.26 kg

How to use

Place the extension lead on a stable, dry surface and connect the angled plug to a compatible wall socket. Plug devices into the AC outlets ensuring the combined current does not exceed 16 A. If the automatic circuit breaker trips, disconnect some devices and reset the breaker according to the manufacturer's instructions. Avoid using the unit outdoors or in damp environments.

Recommendations

For optimal protection, connect sensitive electronics (computers, AV equipment, routers) directly to the surge-protected outlets and avoid daisy-chaining multiple extension leads. Regularly check the cable and housing for damage and replace the unit if any physical defects are found.