Power distribution unit Bachmann CASIA 2 with 3 x CEE7/3 sockets

Bachmann CASIA 2 is a compact power distribution unit designed for desktop and small office environments. It features three CEE7/3 (Type E/F) sockets to supply power to computers, monitors and peripherals from a single centralized outlet. The unit is intended to simplify cable routing and provide convenient access to mains sockets while maintaining a low-profile footprint on or under a desk.

Advantages

The Bachmann CASIA 2 provides a neat and compact solution for distributing mains power to multiple devices in a limited workspace. Its three CEE7/3 sockets are compatible with widely used European plugs, allowing straightforward connection of PCs, monitors and office equipment. The slim form factor and cable outlet orientation support improved cable management and easier access to power outlets without occupying significant desk area.

Suitable for

• Home offices and small business workstations
• Desktop computer setups with multiple peripherals
• Conference tables and meeting rooms requiring centralized power
• Customer service desks and reception areas

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 3 CEE7/3 (Type E/F) mains outlets
• Intended use: desktop / small office power distribution
• Form factor: compact, low-profile unit for surface or under-desk placement
• Compatibility: standard European plugs (Type E and F compatible)
• Cable management: designed for tidy routing and easy access to outlets

How to use

Place the Bachmann CASIA 2 on or below a desk close to a fixed mains socket and connect the unit to the wall outlet using the attached power cord. Insert device plugs into the three CEE7/3 sockets as needed, ensuring that connected equipment does not exceed the rated current of the building supply or the circuit. Arrange and route cables to minimize strain and to keep the workspace organized. Regularly inspect cables and connections for wear or damage.

Usage recommendations

Use the unit for typical office and home electronic devices such as computers, monitors, printers and chargers. Avoid connecting high-current appliances (e.g., heaters, kettles, or large power tools) to the same unit to prevent circuit overload. Ensure installation near an accessible mains switch or circuit breaker and follow local electrical safety regulations.