Power strip AS Schwabe 38605 — 5-socket, black/blue housing with switch

AS Schwabe 38605 is a compact 5-socket power strip in a black and blue housing with an integrated on/off switch. It converts one grounded mains outlet into five grounded sockets, providing a simple and space-saving solution for powering peripherals, chargers, lamps and small electronics at home or in the office. The unit is designed for straightforward installation and centralised control of connected devices.

Advantages

The power strip offers five grounded sockets in a single compact housing, enabling multiple devices to be connected at once while maintaining a neat cable layout. The integrated on/off switch allows immediate disconnection of all connected equipment without unplugging, which simplifies operation and can reduce standby power draw. Its sturdy plastic housing and visible switch position make it suitable for everyday use on desks, workbenches or near entertainment centres.

Suitable for

• Connecting computer peripherals such as monitors, printers and routers
• Powering phone and tablet chargers
• Supplying lamps, small kitchen appliances and audio equipment
• Temporary workstation setups and home office use

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 5 grounded (protective earth) outlets
• Housing colour: black with blue accents
• Integrated switch: one on/off rocker switch for all sockets
• Form factor: compact inline power strip designed for tabletop or floor placement
• Intended use: indoor mains power distribution for low- to medium-power devices

How to use

Place the power strip on a stable, dry surface near an AC mains outlet. Plug the power strip into the wall socket, then connect devices to the grounded outlets. Use the integrated on/off switch to supply or cut power to all connected devices simultaneously. Avoid stacking heavy objects on the unit and ensure there is adequate ventilation around the housing. Disconnect the strip from the mains before cleaning or performing any inspection.

Usage recommendations

Do not exceed the combined rated current of the mains circuit; avoid connecting high-power appliances such as heaters, kettles or ovens. For safety, inspect cables and plugs regularly for damage and replace the power strip if any signs of wear appear. Use the switch to turn off multiple devices when not in use to minimise standby consumption.