AC Power Strip HSK DATA acar P7 NET Black

The acar P7 NET is an enhanced surge protection AC power strip designed to protect devices connected to the Internet and local network. It provides seven protected 230 V socket outlets (five with an earthing pin) and two RJ45-protected Ethernet ports for connecting equipment at 10/100 Mbit/s speeds. The unit is intended for installations with wireless internet antennas or where the router is located far from connected devices, offering combined protection for the mains power line and all pairs of twisted-pair network cabling.

Advantages

The acar P7 NET combines surge protection for the 230 V power line with protection across all pairs of twisted Ethernet wires, reducing the risk of damage from voltage spikes coming through power or network lines. It includes two RJ45 sockets for protected LAN connections and seven AC outlets to power multiple devices simultaneously. The compact plastic housing, 1.5 m cable and 370 mm width make it suitable for home or office setups where both power distribution and network protection are required.

Suitable for

• Wireless internet installations with roof or external Wi‑Fi antennas
• Remote or distant locations where devices are far from the main router
• Home offices, small offices, or entertainment setups with multiple devices
• Protecting routers, PCs, notebooks, game consoles and smart TVs

Key specifications

• AC outlets quantity: 7 AC outlet(s) (5 with earthing pin)
• Ethernet: 2 × RJ45 protected sockets, 10/100 Mbit/s
• Input: 230 V, 50 Hz
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Response time: 0.000025 ms
• Dimensions (width): 370 mm
• Weight: 0.44 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Place the acar P7 NET near the devices to be protected and plug its power cord into a suitable 230 V outlet. Connect devices to the seven AC sockets and, if needed, connect network equipment using the protected RJ45 sockets. Ensure Ethernet cables and connected devices are properly seated. For best protection, connect the acar P7 NET between the incoming network cable or antenna feed and the local devices so surges on both power and network lines pass through the unit's protective circuitry.

Usage recommendations

Do not exceed the rated input voltage (230 V) and avoid connecting high-current appliances that surpass the strip's capacity. Regularly inspect the power strip and cables for damage; replace the unit if the surge protection indicator (if present) shows depletion or after a significant surge event. Install in a dry, ventilated location away from direct heat sources.