Power strip NIKON DX-3F 5 m — 3-outlet extension cable, 5 m length

NIKON DX-3F 5 m is a 3-outlet extension cable designed to extend mains power from a wall socket to multiple devices. With a single 5 metre cable and three sockets, it allows connecting lamps, computers, chargers and other household or office equipment where fixed outlets are not available or are inconveniently located. The product is intended for basic power distribution without integrated surge protection or advanced filtering, offering a straightforward and compact solution for temporary or stationary use.

Advantages

The NIKON DX-3F provides three easily accessible sockets on one cord, reducing the need to unplug and swap devices at the wall. A 5 m cable length increases placement flexibility and helps reach distant outlets. Its compact housing and simple construction make installation and handling intuitive, while the plain-design exterior fits common home and office interiors. The unit is suitable for everyday devices with standard mains plug compatibility.

Suitable for

• Connecting lamps and lighting
• Powering desktop computers and peripherals
• Charging mobile devices and small electronics
• Temporary power distribution for home or office equipment

Key specifications

• Number of outlets: 3
• Cable length: 5 m
• Plug type: standard mains plug for local market
• Application: indoor use for household and office devices
• Design: compact inline extension strip

How to use

Plug the extension cable into a suitable wall socket that matches the local mains voltage and socket type. Distribute connected devices among the three sockets, ensuring the total current draw does not exceed the rated capacity of the wall outlet and the extension cable. Position the cable and connected equipment to avoid running cords across walkways and to prevent strain on plugs. Do not use the unit outdoors, in wet locations, or in proximity to heat sources.

Usage recommendations

Use the NIKON DX-3F for household and office equipment with standard power requirements, avoid connecting high-power appliances such as heaters or ovens, and inspect the cable and plug regularly for damage. If the cable or housing is damaged, discontinue use and replace the unit to maintain electrical safety.