Power strip Konnoc DX-3F — 3 m cable, 3 sockets

The Konnoc DX-3F — 3 m cable, 3 sockets is a compact power strip designed to provide three additional AC outlets for home or office equipment. With a three-metre cord it extends reach from a wall socket, enabling placement of lamps, chargers, small appliances and electronic devices at a more convenient distance. The slim housing and inline design make it suitable for use on floors, behind furniture, or on desks where three mains outputs are needed.

Advantages

The power strip offers a long 3 m cable that increases placement flexibility without the need for additional extension cords. Its three-socket configuration supports multiple devices simultaneously while keeping the footprint small. The product is simple to install and move, and its design helps reduce cable clutter by concentrating connections in one location. The unit is intended for everyday low- to moderate-power devices and provides reliable basic power distribution where surge protection is not required.

Suitable for

• Connecting lamps and desk lighting
• Powering phone and tablet chargers
• Supplying small kitchen appliances (low-power models)
• Providing outlets for routers, modems and network equipment
• Temporary or portable setups in home offices and workstations

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 3 AC outlets
• Cable length: 3 metres
• Plug type: mains plug compatible with local wall sockets
• Housing: compact inline strip for floor or desk placement
• Rated for standard household mains voltage and frequency

How to use

Place the power strip on a stable surface or route the cable from a wall outlet to the desired location. Insert the mains plug into the wall socket, then connect devices to the three available outlets. Arrange connected cables to avoid tension and keep the strip away from heat sources, liquids and direct sunlight. Disconnect the strip from the mains before cleaning or when not in use for extended periods.

Usage recommendations

Use the Konnoc DX-3F for low- to moderate-power devices and avoid connecting high-power appliances such as large heaters, ovens or air conditioners. If multiple high-draw devices are required, consult device ratings and use an appropriately rated power distribution solution. Inspect the cable and housing periodically for damage and replace the unit if any defects are found.