Power extension reel PAWBOL B.1120-R metal drum Ø300 mm with 4x GZ 16A 250V sockets and thermal switch IP44

PAWBOL B.1120-R is a power extension reel mounted on a metal drum with a 300 mm diameter, designed to store and deploy mains cable efficiently. The reel includes four GZ 16A 250V sockets and an integrated thermal cut-off switch. With IP44 protection, the unit is suitable for indoor environments and sheltered outdoor use, offering organized cable management and safer operation on construction sites, in workshops, garages and during renovation tasks.

Advantages

The metal drum construction provides mechanical strength and stable support during unwinding and rewinding of the cable. Four 16A sockets enable multiple devices to be powered simultaneously without additional adapters. The built-in thermal switch interrupts power automatically in case of overheating, reducing risk of damage to the cable and connected equipment. IP44 ingress protection ensures resistance to splashing water and solid objects larger than 1 mm, making the reel suitable for use in damp or dusty conditions when sheltered.

Suitable for

• Temporary power distribution on construction sites
• Powering multiple tools in workshops and garages
• Home renovation and DIY tasks requiring a retractable cable
• Events or outdoor activities under shelter where IP44 protection is sufficient

Key specifications

• Drum diameter: 300 mm
• Sockets: 4 × GZ, rated 16 A / 250 V
• Protection class: IP44
• Drum material: metal
• Integrated thermal cut-off switch for overheating protection

How to use

Mount or place the extension reel on a stable surface, unwind the required length of cable and plug devices into the available sockets. Ensure the thermal switch is functioning by following the manufacturer's basic safety checks before use. Do not fully unwind the cable only when required by load instructions—if the unit manual or cable labeling indicates partial or full unwinding for continuous loads, follow those guidelines. After use, unplug connected devices, let the reel cool if it operated under heavy load, and rewind the cable neatly onto the drum to prevent kinks and mechanical damage.

Usage recommendations

Use the reel within the rated current (16 A per socket overall limited by reel capacity), avoid exposure to heavy rain or direct water jets, and inspect the cable and sockets regularly for signs of wear or damage. For continuous high-power loads, verify the required unwinding length per manufacturer guidance to prevent overheating and allow the thermal cut-off to operate effectively if needed.