Power spot surge protector Fellowes TYP E white – multiple outlets, compact desk power strip

Fellowes Power spot TYP E white is a compact desk surge protector and power strip designed to give multiple grounded outlets in a minimal footprint. Intended for everyday home and office use, it provides convenient access to mains power for computers, peripherals, mobile chargers and small office equipment while helping to keep cables organised on or under a desk.

Advantages

The device offers multiple grounded AC outlets in a space-saving housing that sits neatly on a desk or under workstations. Basic overcurrent protection helps guard connected devices against short spikes and overloads typical in small office and home environments. Its white finish and compact profile allow discreet placement with easy access to power for frequently used devices.

Suitable for

• Home computer workstations and laptop charging
• Office desks for monitors, printers and peripherals
• Charging phones, tablets and small electronic devices
• Temporary power distribution for meeting rooms or study areas

Key specifications

• Form factor: compact desk power strip with multiple grounded AC outlets
• Protection features: basic overcurrent/short spike protection
• Finish: white housing suitable for office and home interiors
• Intended use: indoor use for computers, peripherals and small appliances
• Cable management: small footprint to reduce clutter on desks

How to use

Place the surge protector on a stable surface near your workstation or mount it under the desk if appropriate. Plug the unit into a correctly rated mains socket and then connect devices to the available grounded outlets. Avoid overloading the unit by checking the combined power draw of connected devices against the mains circuit capacity. Do not use the unit outdoors or in damp locations and ensure adequate ventilation around the housing.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, connect high-priority devices such as computers and external drives to the surge protector first, and distribute lower-draw chargers and peripherals across remaining outlets. Periodically inspect the power strip and its cable for signs of wear, and replace the unit if it shows damage or overheating.