Verlengsnoer Lanberg PS0-05F-0300-BK 3m 5 AC-stopcontacten binnen zwart

The Lanberg PS0-05F-0300-BK 3m 5 AC Outlets Indoor Black is a 3-metre indoor power extension cable with five Type F AC outlets. Designed for everyday indoor use, it provides access to multiple mains sockets from a single wall outlet. The cable supports a maximum input power of 2500 W and a current of 10 A, and its black finish is intended to integrate unobtrusively into home or office environments.

Advantages

This power extension cable offers a straightforward way to expand a single mains outlet into five usable sockets without complex installation. The 3 m length increases placement flexibility while the Type F outlets are compatible with commonly used European plugs. The cable’s rated maximum input power of 2500 W and 10 A current rating provide clear limits for safe connection of multiple low- and medium-power devices. The black colour reduces visual contrast in most indoor settings.

Suitable for

• Connecting multiple household electronic devices such as lamps, chargers and small appliances
• Office workstations requiring additional AC outlets for monitors, routers and peripherals
• Temporary setups where several devices need power from a single wall socket

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 m
• Number of AC outlets: 5
• AC outlet type: Type F
• Maximum input power: 2500 W
• Maximum current: 10 A
• Intended use: Indoor
• Product colour: Black

How to use

Unroll the 3 m cable and plug the main plug into a compatible wall socket. Insert devices into the Type F outlets making sure the combined power draw does not exceed the maximum input power of 2500 W and the current rating of 10 A. Position the extension cable on a flat, dry surface and avoid running it under rugs or in locations where it may be pinched or damaged. Disconnect the cable from the wall socket before performing any maintenance or when not in use.

Recommendations

Check device power ratings before connecting multiple appliances, distribute high-draw equipment across separate circuits if possible, and avoid connecting heating appliances or other high-power devices that would exceed the 2500 W / 10 A limits. Regularly inspect the cable and outlets for signs of damage and replace the extension cable if any defects are found.