Power strip BESK 9037171 — 4-way, 5 m cable, 3G×1.5 mm²

BESK 9037171 is a 4-way power strip with a 5 m mains cable and 3G×1.5 mm² conductor cross-section. It converts a single grounded socket into four grounded outlets for household and light-office use. The long 5 m cable enables flexible placement and convenient cable routing while the three-core 1.5 mm² cable provides standard current carrying capacity for lamps, computers, chargers and small appliances. The product is intended for indoor use where multiple grounded connections are required.

Advantages

The BESK 9037171 offers four grounded outlets in a compact, easy-to-place housing and a 5 m cable that increases placement options without additional extension accessories. The three-core 1.5 mm² conductor provides a consistent supply for typical domestic and small office devices. The design includes grounding to maintain safe operation of connected electronics and reduces the need to repeatedly swap plugs between devices.

Suitable for

• Connecting lamps and lighting fixtures
• Powering desktop computers, monitors and peripherals
• Charging phones, tablets and small electronic devices
• Supplying small household appliances such as radios and electric fans

Key specifications

• Number of outlets: 4 grounded sockets
• Cable length: 5 m
• Conductor configuration: 3-core (protective earth) cable
• Conductor cross-section: 1.5 mm²
• Intended use: indoor household and light-office applications

How to use

Insert the power strip plug into a compatible grounded wall socket. Place the strip in a location that allows proper ventilation and avoids exposure to moisture. Connect devices to the grounded outlets, ensuring that the combined load does not exceed the safe operating limits of the installation and the fixed wiring in your premises. Do not use the power strip with high-power appliances that require dedicated circuits.

Usage recommendations

Position the BESK 9037171 on a stable, dry surface and avoid covering it with fabrics or placing it near heat sources. For safety, distribute the load across the outlets, avoid daisy-chaining multiple extension devices, and inspect the cable and housing periodically for damage. If uncertain about total load or installation requirements, consult a qualified electrician.