Extension cord Konnoc DX-02-YA 5 m 16 A 250 V with grounded plug

Extension cord Konnoc DX-02-YA 5 m 16 A 250 V with grounded plug is a flexible power extension cable designed to deliver safe temporary power to household and office devices within its rated current and voltage. With a 5-metre length and a grounded plug, the cord extends reach from wall outlets to appliances, tools and electronics while maintaining protective earthing for compatible equipment.

Advantages

The cable is rated for 16 A and 250 V, allowing it to support a wide range of domestic and light professional devices without exceeding recommended limits. The grounded plug provides earthing continuity for appliances that require a protective earth connection. The 5 m length offers practical reach for rooms with distant outlets, and the flexible sheath simplifies handling and storage.

Suitable for

• Connecting kitchen appliances, such as kettles, microwaves and toasters (within rated current)
• Powering office equipment including computers, printers and monitors
• Temporary power for hand tools and workshop devices within 16 A limit
• Extending reach for entertainment electronics and chargers

Key specifications

• Cable length: 5 m
• Rated current: 16 A
• Rated voltage: 250 V
• Plug type: grounded plug (protective earth)
• Cable construction: flexible insulated sheath suitable for indoor use

How to use

Unwind the cord fully before use to avoid heat build-up and ensure the cable is not coiled while carrying rated current. Insert the grounded plug firmly into a compatible socket and connect the appliance to the extension socket. Check that the combined current draw of connected devices does not exceed 16 A and that the appliance voltage matches 250 V. Avoid using the cord in wet or outdoor locations unless the product specifications explicitly permit such use.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the cable and plug for visible damage before each use. Do not overload the extension cord, run it under carpets or through doorways where it may be pinched, and avoid permanent connection as a substitute for fixed wiring. For high-power or continuous-use equipment, consider a dedicated outlet or a professionally installed circuit.