Surge protector power strip 9 sockets 5 m cable black Arcon M9 (mpn 09523)

The Surge protector power strip 9 sockets 5 m cable black Arcon M9 provides nine grounded sockets in a compact black housing and a 5 metre power cable for extended reach. It is designed to distribute mains power to multiple devices while offering basic surge protection to reduce the risk of damage from short voltage spikes. The unit is suitable for home and office environments where several appliances must be powered from a single outlet and where a longer cable run is required.

Advantages

The power strip combines multiple grounded outlets with an extra-long 5 m cable to increase placement flexibility for equipment. Its compact footprint and universal socket layout accommodate a variety of plugs and grounded devices. Built-in surge protection helps protect connected electronics from transient overvoltage events, while the robust plastic housing in black integrates unobtrusively into most interior settings.

Suitable for

• Home office setups with computer, monitor and printer
• Entertainment systems and AV equipment
• Network devices such as routers and modems
• Workstations and small office desks where multiple sockets are needed
• Situations requiring extended cable reach from the mains outlet

Key specifications

• Number of grounded sockets: 9
• Cable length: 5 m
• Housing colour: black
• Form factor: inline power strip
• Protection type: basic surge protection for transient overvoltages

How to use

Place the power strip on a stable surface or secure it near a mains outlet, ensuring the cable is routed safely to avoid tripping hazards. Plug the strip into the wall socket and connect devices to the available grounded sockets. Verify that the combined load of connected appliances does not exceed the rated capacity of the circuit or the strip. Avoid placing heavy objects on the strip and keep it away from liquids and direct heat sources. If the unit has an indicator for surge protection status, check it periodically to confirm continued protection.

Usage recommendations

Use the power strip for low- to moderate-power devices such as computers, monitors, routers and AV components. Do not connect high-current appliances like heaters, kettles or air conditioners. For critical or high-value equipment, consider complementing this strip with additional surge protection devices or an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) where appropriate.