Power strip Memory Solution DX-GB01/3 — 3‑way flat plug socket

Memory Solution DX-GB01/3 — 3‑way flat plug socket is a compact power strip designed to expand a single wall outlet into three parallel flat-surface receptacles. The low-profile housing and flat plug design make the unit suitable for installation in narrow spaces and behind furniture where space is limited. It is intended for powering lamps, chargers, small household appliances and various electronic devices in home and office environments.

Advantages

The device offers three sockets in a compact footprint, allowing multiple devices to be connected at once without occupying multiple wall outlets. Its flat plug and slim body reduce protrusion from the wall and improve clearance behind cabinets or sofas. Constructed for straightforward, everyday use, the power strip provides a stable mechanical connection for common mains plugs and simplified cable routing in confined areas.

Suitable for

• Connecting lamps and bedside lighting
• Powering phone and tablet chargers
• Supplying small kitchen appliances and personal electronics
• Use behind furniture, TV stands or work desks with limited space

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 3 flat plug receptacles
• Form factor: low-profile, slim housing with flat plug
• Intended use: indoor mains power distribution for low- to medium-power devices
• Cable and plug orientation: designed for minimal wall clearance

How to use

Insert the flat plug into a compatible wall outlet and ensure it sits flush to reduce strain on the connection. Connect devices to the three available sockets, taking care not to exceed the rated load of the electrical circuit. Position the unit so that ventilation is not obstructed and avoid placing it under heavy objects. Regularly inspect the unit and connected cords for visible damage and disconnect before cleaning or servicing attached devices.

Usage recommendations

Use the power strip for low- and medium-power devices such as chargers, lamps and consumer electronics. Avoid connecting high-power appliances that may overload a single outlet. For permanent installations or load-critical equipment, consult a qualified electrician and verify the total current drawn by connected devices.