Power strip Elgotech PSF4-605-2 surge protector 6 sockets 5 m black

Elgotech PSF4-605-2 surge protector is a power strip with six grounded sockets and an integrated 5 m cable designed to distribute mains power and reduce the risk of damage from voltage spikes. The device combines multiple outlets in a single unit with surge suppression to protect connected desktop PCs, monitors, printers and audio‑visual equipment in home and office environments.

Advantages

The unit provides six grounded sockets to connect several devices simultaneously while preserving earth continuity for safety. A 5 m cable offers extended reach to distant wall outlets without additional extension cords. Built‑in surge protection helps absorb transient overvoltages and reduces the likelihood of equipment failure caused by electrical spikes. The compact footprint and straightforward design make the strip simple to position under desks or behind entertainment furniture.

Suitable for

• Home office workstations with a PC, monitor and peripherals
• Small office desks and shared power points
• Entertainment centers with set‑top boxes, consoles and audio equipment
• Printers, scanners and other desktop office devices

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 6 grounded outlets
• Cable length: 5 metres
• Form factor: horizontal power strip
• Surge protection: integrated transient suppression
• Color: black

How to use

Place the power strip on a flat, stable surface or mount it in a suitable location so that the cable can reach the wall outlet without being stretched. Plug the strip into a properly grounded mains socket, then connect devices to the available grounded outlets. Avoid overloading the strip by checking the combined power consumption of connected devices against the supply limits of the mains circuit. Do not place heavy objects on the strip or its cable and keep the unit away from water and heat sources.

Usage recommendations

For reliable protection, connect critical equipment such as PCs and AV devices directly to the surge‑protected outlets and periodically inspect the cable and housing for damage. If the strip is subjected to a significant surge event, consider replacing it to ensure continued protection.