Power cube surge protector Fellowes Power Cube Type E black with multiple outlets

The Fellowes Power Cube Type E black is a compact surge protector that converts a single Type E wall outlet into multiple AC outlets. Its cube-shaped design reduces clutter and provides accessible power points for desks, home offices, and entertainment areas. The unit is intended for use where a Type E mains connection is standard and is suitable for powering computers, phone chargers, lamps and other small appliances.

Advantages

The cube form factor saves space and helps keep cables and devices organized without requiring a long power strip. Built-in surge protection reduces the risk of damage to connected equipment from voltage spikes. Multiple outlets allow several devices to be powered simultaneously from one wall socket, and the black finish blends unobtrusively into most workspaces and living rooms.

Suitable for

• Home office setups with computers and peripherals
• Charging multiple mobile devices and tablets
• Powering lamps, monitors and small desk appliances
• Entertainment centers for set-top boxes, consoles and media players

Key specifications

• Form factor: compact cube with multiple AC outlets
• Mains compatibility: designed for Type E wall sockets
• Finish: black housing suitable for desks and living areas
• Protection: integrated surge protection for connected devices
• Use case: intended for low- to moderate-power consumer electronics and small appliances

How to use

Plug the Power Cube directly into a Type E wall socket and connect devices to the available AC outlets. Ensure the total power draw of connected devices does not exceed the ratings specified by the manufacturer. Place the cube on a stable surface or allow it to hang from the socket if space is limited, and route cables to avoid tripping hazards. Do not use the unit in wet or excessively humid environments.

Usage recommendations

For optimal longevity and safety, use the Power Cube with consumer electronics and small appliances only, avoid connecting high-power items such as large heaters or kitchen appliances, and inspect the unit periodically for signs of wear or damage. If surge protection components have been exposed to a major electrical event, replace the unit according to the manufacturer's safety guidance.