Power strip ORNO OR-AE-13178 — 3-socket with earthing (white)

ORNO OR-AE-13178 is a compact, three-socket power strip with earthing in a white plastic housing. It converts a single grounded wall outlet into three independently accessible earthed sockets (3× 2P+Z), providing a practical solution for powering lamps, chargers, small household appliances and office electronics. The design focuses on space-saving usability and straightforward electrical distribution for temporary or permanent use where grounding is required.

Advantages

The power strip offers three earthed outputs in a lightweight, low-profile housing that is easy to position near desks, bedside tables or worktops. Its grounded sockets ensure safe connection for devices that require protective earthing, and the enclosed plastic body reduces exposure to contact with live parts. The product provides a simple method to expand available outlets without altering existing wiring and is suitable for common household and office power needs.

Suitable for

• Connecting lamps and lighting fixtures
• Powering phone and tablet chargers
• Supplying small kitchen appliances (where safe for rated load)
• Connecting office equipment such as routers, printers and monitors

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 3 earthed sockets (3× 2P+Z)
• Housing colour: white
• Form factor: compact, inline power strip
• Intended use: indoor household and office applications

How to use

Insert the power strip plug into a compatible grounded wall outlet and position the unit on a stable surface. Plug devices into the earthed sockets ensuring the total connected load does not exceed the outlet or device ratings. Avoid placing the power strip where it may be exposed to moisture, heat sources or mechanical stress. Disconnect the power strip from the mains before cleaning or when not in use for extended periods.

Usage recommendations

Use the power strip for devices with low to moderate power draw and avoid connecting high-current appliances simultaneously. Do not modify the unit or attempt to service internal components. For permanent installations or where surge protection or overload protection is required, consider a unit with built-in protective features or consult a qualified electrician.