Power strip connectIT DX-5FS — 5‑socket extension with switch, 5 m cable

The connectIT DX-5FS — 5‑socket extension with switch and a 5 m cable converts a single wall outlet into multiple usable sockets while keeping control of power distribution simple. This compact power strip is intended for home and office environments where additional outlets and a longer cable run are needed. It accepts a variety of low- to medium-power devices and places an accessible on/off switch near the strip so you can cut power to all connected devices at once.

Advantages

The power strip combines five sockets in a single housing with a clearly marked on/off switch for central control. A 5 m cable increases placement flexibility and allows the strip to reach distant devices without additional extension cords. The straightforward design and neutral finish integrate with most interiors. The device is suitable for continuous everyday use with computers, chargers, lamps and other similar appliances where surge protection is not required.

Suitable for

• Expanding one outlet into multiple sockets for home workstations
• Connecting chargers and mobile device power supplies
• Powering lamps, small kitchen appliances and audio equipment
• Situations that require a longer cable run to reach devices

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 5
• Integrated on/off switch for central power control
• Cable length: 5 meters
• Design: compact inline power strip
• Intended for low- to medium-power household and office devices

How to use

Plug the power strip into a grounded wall outlet and place the unit on a flat, stable surface or secure it in a position where the cable run is tidy and unobstructed. Insert device plugs into the available sockets and use the built-in on/off switch to control power to all connected devices simultaneously. Avoid connecting high-power appliances that exceed the strip’s rated capacity and do not use the strip in wet or excessively humid conditions.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, distribute connected loads across the sockets and avoid daisy-chaining multiple power strips. Check device ratings before connecting high-current appliances and ensure the power strip is used only for low- and medium-power electronics as intended. Keep the cable routed away from heat sources and sharp edges to prevent damage.