Surge Protector Hama 00108842

The Hama 00108842 surge protector provides basic overvoltage protection and convenient power distribution for home and office devices. It includes three AC outlets and a 5 m cable, delivering a nominal input voltage of 230 V and a peak power handling of 3500 W. The compact white plastic housing allows easy placement on desks, under TVs or near workstations where space is limited while helping to protect connected electronics from transient voltage spikes.

Advantages

This surge protector combines a compact form factor with a long 5 m cable to increase placement flexibility. The three AC outlets allow simultaneous connection of multiple devices without excessive cable clutter. Rated for a nominal input voltage of 230 V and a peak power of 3500 W, it is suitable for a wide range of household and office electronics. The white plastic housing is lightweight and unobtrusive, offering a discreet solution for everyday surge protection.

Suitable for

• Protecting small home appliances such as lamps, chargers and radios
• Powering and protecting office equipment like monitors, printers and routers
• Extending outlet access in rooms where socket placement is limited
• Temporary setups for meetings, presentations and home office workstations

Key specifications

• Number of AC outlets: 3
• Cable length: 5 m
• Nominal input voltage: 230 V
• Peak power capability: 3500 W
• Housing material and colour: white plastic
• Form factor: compact, low-profile design

How to use

Place the surge protector on a stable surface or position it so the outlets are easily accessible. Connect the device to a properly grounded mains outlet and plug in up to three electrical appliances. Ensure the total combined power draw of connected devices does not exceed the surge protector's peak power rating. Avoid placing heavy objects on the unit and keep the cable routed to prevent tripping hazards.

Usage recommendations

Use this surge protector for standard household and office electronics; do not connect high-power appliances such as electric heaters, ovens or large air conditioners. Inspect the cable and housing regularly for damage and avoid using the unit if any wear or deformation is visible. For critical or high-value equipment, consider devices with advanced surge suppression specifications and additional safety features.