Surge Protector NATEC Bercy 400 5x French sockets (FR) — model NSP-1720

NATEC Bercy 400 (model NSP-1720) is a compact surge protector with five French (Type E) sockets and a 3 m cable, designed to provide consolidated power distribution and protection from transient voltage spikes. The unit is suited for home and office environments where multiple devices with French plugs need simultaneous connection and basic surge suppression. Its gray housing and standard footprint make it compatible with typical workspaces and entertainment setups where a reliable mains strip with overvoltage protection is required.

Advantages

The Bercy 400 integrates five French (FR) sockets into a single device, reducing the need for multiple wall adapters while offering protection against short-term voltage surges. Its 3 m power cable increases placement flexibility relative to the mains outlet. The compact design and clear socket spacing enable easy connection of bulkier adapters without blocking adjacent outlets, and the product is intended for straightforward, maintenance-free operation in everyday electrical installations.

Suitable for

• Desktop PCs and workstations with French plugs
• Monitors, printers and peripherals in home or small office environments
• Chargers for phones, tablets and small rechargeable devices
• Audio/video equipment such as set-top boxes, DVD/Blu‑ray players and stereo systems
• Temporary setups where multiple FR sockets and surge protection are needed

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 5 French (Type E) outlets
• Cable length: 3 m
• Color: gray
• Intended use: consolidated power distribution and transient surge protection for consumer and office electronics
• Mounting: free-standing placement (no built-in wall mount required)

How to use

Place the surge protector on a stable surface near the mains outlet and plug its 3 m cable into a properly installed French-type wall socket. Connect devices to the five FR outlets, ensuring plugs are fully inserted. The unit provides overvoltage protection for connected equipment against transient spikes; it requires no special setup. Disconnect high-power appliances that exceed typical consumer electronics loads and avoid daisy-chaining multiple surge protectors together.

Usage recommendations

For sustained protection, use the Bercy 400 with electronic devices such as PCs, monitors, and AV components. Avoid connecting large household appliances (e.g., refrigerators, washing machines) to this unit. Periodically inspect the cable and housing for damage and replace the unit if any signs of wear or overheating appear.