Extension Cable EUROLITE 30247014 — 1 m, 3-way, 3×1.5 mm

EUROLITE 30247014 is a 1 m extension cable that provides three grounded outlets from a single supply. The cable uses three conductors with a cross-section of 1.5 mm², suitable for short-distance temporary power distribution for lighting, audio equipment and small household appliances. Its compact length and three-way connector make it practical for setups where multiple devices need to be powered from one socket within a limited distance.

Advantages

The extension lead delivers three protected grounded outlets in a single, space-saving unit, reducing the need for multiple adapters. With 1.5 mm² conductors it supports typical loads for lighting rigs, sound systems and small appliances, while the 1 m length minimizes voltage drop and keeps cable runs tidy. The design is compact and lightweight, making it easy to position on stage, in workshops or near workstations.

Suitable for

• Temporary lighting setups at events and stages
• Audio equipment and PA systems for short connections
• Workshops and home projects requiring multiple outlets close to a power source
• Connecting small appliances and peripherals in offices or studios

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1 m
• Number of outlets: 3 grounded sockets
• Conductor size: 3 × 1.5 mm²
• Type: mains extension lead with earthing
• Designed for temporary power distribution and short extension runs

How to use

Insert the extension cable plug into a properly rated and earthed mains socket. Connect up to three compatible devices to the outlets, ensuring the combined load does not exceed the capacity of the supply circuit or the rating appropriate for 1.5 mm² conductors. Arrange the cable to avoid trip hazards and keep it away from heat sources or sharp edges. For event rigging, place the cable where it is accessible for quick connection and disconnection.

Usage recommendations

Use the extension cable for short runs only; avoid permanent installation. Check device current draw before connecting multiple loads and replace the cable if the sheath or connectors show signs of damage. For high-current devices, use a cable with a larger conductor cross-section and consult applicable electrical safety rules.