Power Strips with Cable

A power strip with cable is an extension multiple socket that comes ready to use, with a housing carrying several grounded socket outlets, an attached cable and a plug. It is used to supply several devices from the same point at work desks, TV units, workshop benches and temporary setups where the wall socket is far away or insufficient. This category contains Viko Multi-let series models with two, three, four, five and six sockets in 1 m, 2 m, 3 m and 5 m cable lengths, in white and black, with switched and UPS types. Choose the number of sockets by the number of devices, the cable length by the distance to the wall socket, the switched model by the need to turn off the devices with one button, and the UPS type by whether it will be fed from an uninterruptible power line. The total current of the connected devices must not exceed the rated current of the power strip and of the wall socket it is plugged into. A power strip with cable only increases the number of outlets; it does not replace a surge-protected socket that has an overvoltage protection circuit.

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How to choose Power Strips with Cable

A power strip with cable is an extension multiple socket that comes ready to use, with a housing carrying several grounded socket outlets, an attached cable and a plug. It is used to supply several devices from the same point at work desks, TV units, workshop benches and temporary setups where the wall socket is far away or insufficient.

  • Clarify whether the task is connection, cable routing, enclosure distribution or termination.
  • Match dimensions, thread standard, conductor cross-section and IP rating with the cable and panel.
  • Choose housing material and pack quantity according to the mounting environment.

Frequently asked questions

What is Power Strips with Cable and where is it used?

A power strip with cable is an extension multiple socket that comes ready to use, with a housing carrying several grounded socket outlets, an attached cable and a plug. It is used to supply several devices from the same point at work desks, TV units, workshop benches and temporary setups where the wall socket is far away or insufficient.

What should I compare when choosing Power Strips with Cable?

Choose the number of sockets by the number of devices, the cable length by the distance to the wall socket, the switched model by the need to turn off the devices with one button, and the UPS type by whether it will be fed from an uninterruptible power line.

Where can I find technical details for Power Strips with Cable products?

The total current of the connected devices must not exceed the rated current of the power strip and of the wall socket it is plugged into.

Power Strips with Cable Selection Guide: Technical Criteria and Engineering Practice