Power strip Acar P7 surge protector 7 sockets 3 m grey (W0118)

Acar P7 is a surge-protected power strip with seven sockets and a 3 m cable, designed to distribute mains power and reduce risk to connected equipment from transient voltage spikes. The unit is finished in grey and provides a compact, linear solution for adding multiple AC outlets in home and office environments. It combines a multi-socket layout with built-in surge protection to serve computers, peripherals, entertainment systems and other electrical devices that require several outlets and basic overvoltage defence.

Advantages

The Acar P7 offers seven grounded sockets that allow simultaneous connection of multiple devices without the need for additional adapters. The 3 m cable increases placement flexibility and helps reach distant wall outlets while keeping the strip accessible. Integrated surge protection reduces the chance of damage from short voltage surges, and the grey housing provides a neutral appearance that fits a variety of interiors. The design focuses on straightforward functionality, simple installation and reliable everyday performance.

Suitable for

• Home office setups with desktop computers and monitors
• Entertainment systems such as TVs, set-top boxes and speakers
• Workstations and peripherals including printers and scanners
• Charging multiple mobile devices and accessories
• Temporary or permanent extension of wall outlets in rooms

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 7 grounded AC outlets
• Cable length: 3 metres for flexible placement
• Protection: built-in surge protection for transient voltage spikes
• Colour and finish: grey housing with compact rectangular form factor
• Mounting: flat base suitable for tabletop or floor placement

How to use

Place the Acar P7 on a stable, dry surface or route the cable to a suitable wall outlet. Plug the unit into the mains and connect appliances to the available sockets, ensuring each device’s rated voltage and current do not exceed the strip’s specifications. Avoid covering the power strip or placing it near heat sources. Unplug the strip before cleaning and disconnect loads before moving the unit. For best protection, connect high-value electronics to the surge-protected outlets and replace the strip if it shows signs of damage after a major surge event.

Usage recommendations

Do not exceed the combined current rating of connected devices; avoid daisy-chaining multiple power strips. For devices that require continuous, critical power protection, consider dedicated surge protection or uninterruptible power supplies. Regularly inspect the cable and housing for wear and replace the unit if the protective components appear compromised.