Surge Protector Power Strip Akyga AK-SP-06B 5 sockets CEE 7/3 (Type F) 3 m cable

Akyga AK-SP-06B is a compact surge protector power strip with five CEE 7/3 (Type F) sockets and a 3 m cable designed for centralized power distribution and basic surge protection. It is intended for everyday use in home and office environments where multiple devices such as PCs, monitors, printers and peripherals need a single, convenient power source. The unit combines space-saving design with straightforward installation and a cord length that allows flexible placement near desks, workstations or entertainment centers.

Advantages

The power strip offers five grounded Type F sockets that accept common European plugs, enabling connection of several devices at once without using multiple wall outlets. The integrated 3 m cable provides extended reach to wall outlets, reducing the need for additional extension leads. Basic surge protection helps reduce the risk of damage from minor voltage spikes, while the compact housing is suitable for placement on desks or under workstations where space is limited.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and monitors
• Printers, scanners and office peripherals
• Home entertainment equipment such as set-top boxes and sound systems
• Charging multiple small devices and accessories

Key specifications

• Sockets: 5 × CEE 7/3 (Type F) grounded
• Cable length: 3 m
• Form factor: horizontal compact housing for surface placement
• Protection: basic surge protection for minor voltage transients
• Intended environment: home and office use

How to use

Place the power strip on a stable surface near the devices to be powered, or mount it under a desk if space-saving placement is required. Plug the 3 m cable into a properly grounded wall outlet and connect devices to the Type F sockets. Distribute connected loads within the capacity of the building circuit and avoid overloading the strip by checking device power requirements. For safety, do not cover the unit or place it in areas with excessive dust, moisture or heat.

Usage recommendations

Use the power strip on a dedicated, grounded circuit and avoid connecting high-power appliances such as heaters, kettles or air conditioners. Regularly inspect the cable and housing for damage and replace the unit if signs of wear, overheating or physical damage appear. For critical or sensitive equipment consider a device with enhanced surge protection or an uninterruptible power supply (UPS).