Power strip Kerg M02376 — 3 earthed Type F sockets, 3.0 m cable, 10 A, 230 V, 2300 W

The HSK DATA Kerg M02376 power strip provides three earthed sockets with a 3.0 m cable and a 10 A rating for safe, everyday power distribution. Designed for straightforward installation and stable operation, this compact unit supports standard mains-powered devices in home and office environments. Its earthed sockets reduce the risk associated with faulty appliances, while the extended cable length offers placement flexibility without the need for additional extensions.

Advantages

The power strip delivers reliable grounded connections for up to three devices and a long 3.0 m lead to reach distant outlets. Its 10 A rating matches typical household and office equipment loads, and the robust build offers durable performance for regular use. The product is simple to install and operate, allowing quick setup near desks, entertainment centers, or workbenches.

Suitable for

• Connecting computers, monitors and networking equipment in a home office
• Powering audiovisual devices such as TVs, speakers and media players
• Supplying small kitchen appliances and chargers where grounding is required
• Temporary power distribution for workshops and hobby workstations

Key specifications

• Number of earthed sockets: 3
• Cable length: 3.0 m
• Rated current: 10 A
• Intended supply voltage: standard mains voltage (country-specific)
• Casing: compact inline design suitable for floor or desk placement

How to use

Place the power strip on a stable surface and ensure the cable is routed to a compatible mains outlet. Insert devices into the earthed sockets so plugs are fully engaged. Check that the total combined current draw of connected devices does not exceed 10 A. Avoid placing the strip in damp or heat-exposed locations. For best results, position the strip where its cable is not a trip hazard and where ventilation around connected plugs is not obstructed.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the cable and sockets for damage before use and disconnect the strip if any deterioration is visible. Do not attempt to modify or repair the unit yourself; seek qualified service. To reduce the risk of overload, distribute high-power devices across separate outlets when possible and avoid connecting multiple high-current appliances simultaneously.