Power extension cable Viking R247, 4 sockets, 3 m length

Viking R247 is a 3 m power extension cable with four sockets, designed to extend mains power to multiple devices within a home or office environment. The cable provides centralised access to AC power for computers, monitors, printers, lamps, phone chargers and other low- to medium-power appliances. Its 3-metre length offers placement flexibility, reducing the need to rearrange furniture or use multiple shorter cables.

Advantages

The extension cable consolidates up to four devices on a single power source, simplifying cable management and providing easier access to power outlets. The 3 m length enables connections across rooms or from hard-to-reach wall outlets. The compact strip design fits easily under desks or behind entertainment units, and the standard AC sockets accept a wide range of plugs without additional adapters.

Suitable for

• Home office setups: PC, monitor, printer and lamp
• Living room entertainment centers: TV accessories, streaming devices, soundbars
• Bedside power for lamps, phone chargers and alarm clocks
• Workshops and hobby areas for power tools and chargers (observe device power limits)

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 4
• Cable length: 3 m
• Plug type: standard mains plug compatible with local outlets
• Strip form factor: compact inline power strip
• Intended use: indoor mains power extension for low- to medium-power devices

How to use

Plug the extension cable’s mains plug into a properly grounded wall socket and position the power strip where devices will be connected. Insert device plugs fully into the available sockets. Avoid overloading the strip by checking the combined power draw of connected devices against the rated capacity of your local mains circuit. Route the cable to minimise trip hazards and avoid placing it under heavy furniture or near heat sources.

Usage recommendations

Use the extension cable indoors only and do not expose it to moisture or direct sunlight. Do not exceed the power rating of wall circuits or connect high-power appliances such as electric heaters or ovens. Inspect the cable and plug periodically for damage; discontinue use if the insulation is cut, the plug is loose, or sockets show signs of overheating.