Power strip ARMAC Z5 1.5M — 5×230V sockets, 10A

ARMAC Z5 1.5M power strip converts one wall outlet into five independently usable 230 V sockets with a 10 A nominal current. The compact design and 1.5 m cable length make it suitable for placement near desks, entertainment centers or workbenches where multiple small electrical devices need to share one supply. It is intended for general household and office use, providing straightforward power distribution for lamps, phone chargers, small kitchen appliances and personal electronics.

Advantages

The ARMAC Z5 offers a simple and space-efficient solution for expanding a single outlet. Its five sockets allow several devices to be connected simultaneously while the 1.5 m cable provides flexibility in positioning the unit relative to the wall socket. Built for everyday indoor use, it supports devices with moderate current draw up to the strip's 10 A rating and fits unobtrusively in most home and office setups.

Suitable for

• Lighting fixtures and desk lamps
• Phone and tablet chargers
• Small audio/video equipment
• Small kitchen appliances with low to moderate power consumption
• Computer peripherals and office electronics

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 5 standard 230 V outlets
• Nominal current: 10 A
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Application environment: indoor use (home and office)
• Design: compact, low-profile housing suitable for tabletop or floor placement

How to use

Connect the power strip plug to a compatible 230 V wall outlet and position the strip on a stable, dry surface. Plug devices into the available sockets without exceeding the combined current rating of 10 A. Arrange cords to avoid tripping hazards and do not cover the power strip with fabrics or other materials that can restrict ventilation. Disconnect the strip from the mains before cleaning or when not in use for extended periods.

Usage recommendations

Use the ARMAC Z5 for low- to moderate-power devices and avoid connecting high-power appliances such as heaters, microwave ovens, or large refrigeration units. To maintain safety, periodically inspect the cable and housing for damage and replace the unit if any signs of wear or overheating appear.