Power strip Bachmann 916.701 with 2× CEE 7/3 and 1× CM sockets

The Bachmann 916.701 power strip provides a compact and practical solution for distributing mains power in offices, workshops and home workspaces. This unit features two CEE 7/3 (Schuko) sockets and one CM socket, enabling connection of standard European plugs and a modular CM device. The slim housing and straightforward layout make it suitable for desk mounting or placement next to equipment where reliable, accessible power is needed.

Advantages

The device combines multiple socket types in a small footprint, allowing simultaneous connection of computers, peripherals and a single CM-compatible module. Its durable construction supports repeated insertion and removal of plugs while the uncomplicated form factor reduces clutter. As a purpose-built power distribution accessory, it simplifies wiring and keeps power outlets concentrated in one accessible location.

Suitable for

• Office desks and workstation setups
• Workshops and light industrial benches
• Home offices and study areas
• Connecting computers, monitors and peripheral devices
• Temporary power distribution for small appliances

Key specifications

• Number and type of outlets: 2 × CEE 7/3 (Schuko), 1 × CM socket
• Mounting style: desktop or surface placement
• Housing: compact, space-saving design
• Intended use: mains power distribution for standard European plugs

How to use

Place the Bachmann 916.701 on a stable surface or attach it to a desk area where plugs are easily reachable. Connect the power strip to a suitable mains outlet and plug devices into the available CEE 7/3 and CM sockets. Ensure that the combined load of connected devices does not exceed the rating of the mains circuit. Disconnect the unit from the mains before performing maintenance or adding internal modules to the CM socket.

Usage recommendations

Use the power strip in dry, indoor environments and avoid overloading by checking the power consumption of connected devices. Regularly inspect sockets and cabling for damage, and disconnect the unit if any signs of wear or overheating appear. For permanent installations or high-power equipment, consult an electrician to verify circuit capacity and safe mounting.