Power strip KEMOT URZ3061-5 — 5 sockets, 5 m cable, black

KEMOT URZ3061-5 is a compact power strip with five AC sockets and a 5‑metre cable in a black finish. Designed for everyday home and office environments, this inline strip provides multiple grounded outlets to power computers, monitors, chargers and other small electrical appliances while offering a longer reach to wall sockets. The unobtrusive form factor suits desks, entertainment centres and temporary setups where an extended cord length reduces the need for additional extension cords.

Advantages

The power strip supplies five conveniently spaced sockets that accept standard mains plugs, enabling simultaneous connection of several devices without blocking adjacent outlets. The 5 m cable increases placement flexibility and helps position equipment at a greater distance from fixed wall sockets. The black finish is neutral and resistant to visible dirt, and the compact inline design minimises clutter on or under desks.

Suitable for

• Home office workstations with multiple peripherals (PC, monitor, printer)
• Entertainment systems and TV areas for set‑top boxes, consoles and streaming devices
• Charging multiple mobile devices and laptop chargers
• Temporary power extension for workshops and event booths
• Small appliances in kitchens or utility rooms (within device power limits)

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 5 AC outlets
• Cable length: 5 metres
• Colour: black
• Format: compact inline power strip

How to use

Place the KEMOT URZ3061-5 power strip on or under the desk or in the desired location, then plug the mains plug into a grounded wall socket. Connect up to five compatible devices, ensuring that the total power draw does not exceed the safe load of your mains circuit. Avoid placing the strip where it may be exposed to water, excessive heat or mechanical damage. When disconnecting, switch off and unplug the strip before removing individual device plugs if required.

Usage recommendations

Use the power strip for distributing mains power to multiple low‑ and medium‑power devices. Do not connect high‑power appliances such as large heaters, ovens or similar equipment that exceed typical household socket ratings. For surge protection needs or sensitive electronic equipment, consider using a dedicated surge protector or UPS with appropriate specifications.