Power plug splitter Plastrol 3-socket grounded 16A model R-36P (W-97740)

Plastrol power plug splitter R-36P (W-97740) converts a single grounded mains outlet into three grounded sockets while maintaining the protective earth connection. Designed for 16 A circuits, this compact adapter lets you connect several low- to moderate-power devices simultaneously in homes, offices, and small workshops. Its form factor is intended for convenient placement near wall sockets without occupying excessive space.

Advantages

The splitter preserves the protective earth on all three outlets and is rated for up to 16 A, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of household appliances and chargers. Its compact design reduces clutter and allows easy access to multiple sockets from one wall outlet. The unit is simple to install — plug in and use — and is suitable for situations where a grounded multi-socket adapter is required.

Suitable for

• Lamps and lighting fixtures
• Phone and tablet chargers
• Small kitchen appliances (toasters, kettles within rated load)
• Power tools and workshop equipment with moderate power draw
• Office equipment such as printers and monitors

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 3 grounded outlets
• Rated current: 16 A
• Supply type: mains plug to multi-socket adapter
• Protective conductor: maintained on all outlets (grounded)
• Intended use: indoor, dry environments (household and light workshop)
• Design: compact form factor for wall outlet use

How to use

Insert the plug of the R-36P adapter into a compatible grounded mains outlet rated for 16 A or higher. Connect appliances to the three available grounded sockets, taking care that the combined current draw does not exceed the 16 A rating. Position the adapter so that cords are not under tension or pinched by furniture. Avoid using the splitter in wet or exposed outdoor locations and do not modify the unit or its contacts.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, distribute high-power loads across separate circuits when possible and avoid plugging multiple high-current devices into the splitter simultaneously. Inspect the adapter regularly for signs of damage, overheating, or loose contacts and discontinue use if any faults are found.