Power extension Vorel 72627 with AC 230 V, 50 Hz, single pack

Vorel 72627 power extension is a practical strip extension cord for AC mains with a rated input of 230 V and 50 Hz frequency. Supplied as a single unit, this extension provides three grounded sockets and a built-in master switch to control power to all outlets. The 5 m cable length allows flexible placement in homes, workshops or offices and the compact black housing fits standard European sockets for everyday power extension tasks.

Advantages

The product offers a grounded configuration for increased electrical safety and a single switch that conveniently disconnects power to all connected devices. With a maximum load rating of 10 A and three sockets, the extension balances moderate current capacity and multiple-outlet convenience. The 5 m lead provides extended reach without additional cords, and the straightforward design supports simple installation and replacement of existing basic power strips.

Suitable for

• Connecting office equipment such as monitors, printers and chargers
• Powering workshop tools and lighting with moderate power draw
• Extending mains supply for household appliances with low to moderate consumption
• Temporary or movable power distribution behind furniture or workbenches

Key specifications

• Input voltage: 230 V AC
• Input frequency: 50 Hz
• Number of sockets: 3 grounded outlets
• Cable length: 5 m
• Color: black
• Switch: master on/off switch controlling all outlets
• Maximum load: 10 A

How to use

Plug the extension's mains plug into a compatible European wall socket rated for 230 V. Connect devices to the grounded outlets and use the master switch to supply or cut off power to all connected equipment. Ensure the combined current draw of connected devices does not exceed the maximum load of 10 A. Position the cable to avoid sharp bends, heat sources and areas with heavy foot traffic; keep sockets and plug free of dust and moisture.

Usage recommendations

Use the extension for devices with combined power consumption within the 10 A limit and avoid connecting high-power appliances such as large heaters, ovens or induction cooktops. Regularly inspect the cable and housing for damage and replace the unit if the insulation or plug shows wear. For permanent or high-load installations, consider a product with a higher rated current or a professionally installed circuit.