Power Strip connectIT Konnoc DX-R2S — 2-socket extension with switch

The connectIT Konnoc DX-R2S — 2-socket extension with switch is a compact and practical power strip designed to extend a single mains outlet into two AC sockets while providing a built-in on/off switch. Its small footprint and simple functionality make it suitable for everyday use in homes, offices, or small workspaces where controlled power distribution for a couple of devices is needed.

Advantages

The unit offers straightforward two-socket expansion with a dedicated switch that allows quick power control without unplugging devices. Its compact design saves space and fits close to walls or behind furniture. The product is designed for easy installation and immediate use, providing reliable mains-level power distribution for lamps, chargers and small appliances. The integrated switch reduces wear on device plugs and makes it convenient to cut power to connected devices when not in use.

Suitable for

• Lamps and bedside lighting
• Phone and tablet chargers
• Small kitchen appliances with low power draw
• Office equipment such as routers, modems and desk organizers

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 2 AC outlets
• Integrated manual on/off switch for both sockets
• Compact inline housing suitable for wall-mounted outlets
• Intended for standard mains voltage and household power use
• Cord and plug type compatible with regional mains sockets (check local version)

How to use

Plug the power strip into a standard mains outlet, connect up to two devices to the AC sockets and use the on/off switch to control power to both sockets simultaneously. Ensure plugs are fully inserted and positioned so that the unit is not under mechanical stress. Switch the unit off before connecting or disconnecting devices when possible. Follow local electrical safety practices and do not overload the combined rated current of the connected devices.

Usage recommendations

Use the power strip for low- to moderate-power devices such as chargers, lamps and small electronics. Avoid connecting high-power appliances such as heaters, large kitchen appliances or devices with large startup currents. Place the unit in a dry, ventilated location and avoid covering it to prevent heat buildup. Periodically inspect the cord and housing for damage and replace the unit if any faults are found.