Power strip KEMOT URZ3060-1,5 — 4 sockets, 1.5 m cable, black

The KEMOT URZ3060-1,5 is a compact black power strip featuring four grounded sockets and a 1.5 m mains cable. It is designed to expand available AC outlets in home and office environments, allowing several devices to be powered from a single wall outlet. The straightforward rectangular housing and short cable length make it suitable for desktop, entertainment centers or workstation setups where a small footprint and convenient proximity to devices are required.

Advantages

This power strip provides four accessible sockets in a compact form factor, reducing the need to swap plugs or use multiple adapters. The 1.5 m cable offers a balance between reach and neat cable management for typical desk and living-room layouts. The black finish integrates with most electronics and furniture without attracting attention, and the simple design supports easy placement on or under desks and behind media consoles.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop computers, monitors and peripherals
• Powering phone and tablet chargers
• Supplying lamps and small home appliances
• Setting up media players, routers and small AV equipment

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 4
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Colour: Black
• Form factor: Inline power strip with grounded outlets
• Intended use: Indoor mains extension for household and office devices

How to use

Place the power strip on a stable surface or mount it where it will not obstruct ventilation or cause cable strain. Plug the cable into a suitable mains socket that matches your local voltage and grounding requirements. Insert device plugs into the available sockets, ensuring cords are not tightly bent or pinched. Do not overload the strip by connecting devices whose combined rated current exceeds the capacity of the household circuit or the power strip itself. Disconnect the strip from the mains before cleaning and avoid exposure to moisture.

Usage recommendations

For safe long-term use, distribute high-load appliances across separate wall circuits rather than relying on a single power strip, and avoid connecting high-power devices such as heaters or large kitchen appliances to this unit. Regularly inspect the cable and sockets for damage and replace the unit if any deterioration is found.