Power strip Acar PD-6/R-VA with 6 outlets and integrated power cord

The Acar PD-6/R-VA power strip provides six mains outlets and an integrated power cord to expand a single wall socket into multiple usable power points. Designed for household and small office environments, it allows simultaneous connection of electronics, chargers, lamps and peripherals while keeping cables consolidated. The compact rectangular housing positions sockets in a linear arrangement for easy access and organized placement of plugs.

Advantages

The power strip features six outlets in a single unit and a built-in cable for immediate connection to a wall socket, reducing the need for additional adaptors. Its design supports a variety of plug types commonly used in domestic and office equipment, and the linear layout of sockets simplifies access and cable routing. The integrated cord length provides flexibility in placement without additional extension cords.

Suitable for

• Home electronics: TVs, set-top boxes, audio equipment
• Chargers for phones, tablets and wearable devices
• Small office equipment: routers, printers, monitors
• Lamps and task lighting in living and workspaces

Key specifications

• Number of outlets: 6
• Integrated power cord: yes
• Intended use: household and small office
• Form factor: compact linear housing with side-by-side sockets
• Compatible devices: low- to medium-power electronics and chargers

How to use

Place the power strip on a stable surface near the wall socket and route the integrated cord to the mains outlet. Insert plugs fully into the sockets and avoid overloading the strip by checking each device's power requirements. Position larger adapters so they do not block adjacent sockets, and arrange cables to prevent tripping hazards. Disconnect the strip from the mains before cleaning or moving connected equipment.

Usage recommendations

Use the power strip for low- and medium-power devices and avoid connecting high-power appliances such as heaters, kettles or ovens. Periodically inspect the cord and housing for damage and replace the unit if any cracks, exposed wiring or overheating is detected. For permanent or critical installations, consult a qualified electrician to ensure safe load distribution.