Surge Protector Power Strip Schneider Electric Odace ST9353B — 5 Sockets, 3 m Cable, Black

Schneider Electric Odace ST9353B is a surge protector power strip with five AC sockets and a 3 m power cable in a black finish. It is engineered to protect connected devices from transient voltage spikes while providing multiple outlets from a single wall connection. The compact, low-profile enclosure integrates into home and office environments and offers extended reach for workstations, entertainment centers and peripheral equipment.

Advantages

The power strip provides surge protection for connected electronics and consolidates five AC outlets into one unit, reducing the need for multiple wall sockets. A 3 m cable increases placement flexibility without the use of extension cords. The black housing is designed for discreet placement and compatibility with a variety of interior styles. Built to Schneider Electric standards, the unit emphasizes practical protection and convenience for everyday electronic setups.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and workstations
• Monitors, printers and peripherals
• Home audio/video equipment and set-top boxes
• Small household appliances that require surge protection
• Office power distribution for multiple devices

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 5 AC outlets
• Cable length: 3 m
• Colour: Black
• Form factor: Inline power strip with integrated cable
• Primary function: Surge protection and power distribution

How to use

Place the power strip on a stable surface or route the cable to a convenient outlet and insert the plug into the mains socket. Connect devices to the available AC outlets, making sure combined power draw of connected equipment does not exceed the capacity of the wall circuit. Position the unit away from heat sources, moisture and direct sunlight. Periodically inspect the cable and housing for signs of wear and discontinue use if damage is found.

Usage recommendations

Use this power strip for protecting sensitive electronics such as computers, AV equipment and peripherals. Avoid connecting high-current appliances such as large heaters or ovens. For optimal protection, combine with appropriately rated UPS or dedicated surge protection devices where long-term power conditioning or backup is required.