Surge protector Brennenstuhl premium-protect-line 4gn, 3 m cable, 60000 A

The Brennenstuhl premium-protect-line 4gn is a compact surge protector with a 3 m cable designed to reduce the risk of damage to connected devices from voltage spikes and transient surges. With a nominal discharge capacity of 60,000 A, multiple grounded outlets and a space-saving housing, this unit is intended for use in home and office environments where reliable overvoltage protection is required for computers, audiovisual equipment and peripherals.

Advantages

This surge protector provides a high nominal discharge capacity to handle short-duration overvoltage events and protects several devices simultaneously via its grounded outlets. The long 3 m cable increases placement flexibility, while the compact design allows installation in limited spaces without obstructing work areas. The unit is designed for straightforward, maintenance-free operation and reduces the likelihood of equipment downtime caused by electrical transients.

Suitable for

• Desktop and laptop computers
• Monitors, printers and scanners
• Home theatre and AV components (receivers, set-top boxes, media players)
• Routers, modems and network equipment
• Office peripherals and chargers

Key specifications

• Nominal discharge current capacity: 60,000 A
• Cable length: 3 m
• Grounded (earthed) multiple outlets for simultaneous connection of devices
• Compact housing suitable for desk or shelf placement
• Intended for indoor use in home and office environments

How to use

Place the surge protector on a stable surface or mount it where the cable can reach the mains socket without tension. Connect the unit to a properly earthed mains outlet, then plug in your equipment using the grounded outlets. Ensure that connected devices do not exceed the combined rated capacity of your mains circuit. No user adjustments are required for standard operation; once connected the surge protector actively suppresses transient overvoltages.

Usage recommendations

For optimal protection, connect critical devices such as computers and network equipment directly to the surge protector rather than to extension cords. Avoid using the unit in damp or outdoor locations and inspect the cable and housing periodically for damage. If the protector shows signs of damage or reduced performance after a severe surge event, replace it to maintain protection levels.