Power strips
With a power strip, you can increase the number of sockets in one go. You plug the power strip into a single socket and you have several at your disposal instead of one socket. This way, you can easily connect all your electronic equipment to one wall socket and in some cases your equipment is even protected against overvoltage and peak current. There are power strips with 3, 4, 6, or even 8 extra sockets. Choose from a standard power strip or go for a square power strip with extra USB ports for your desk.
Our choice for a power strip with 4 sockets and 3m cable
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4
sockets
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Cable length 3 m
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Overvoltage protection
Our choice for a power strip with 6 sockets and 3m cable
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6
sockets
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Cable length 3 m
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Overvoltage protection
3
4
sockets
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Cable length 2 m
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Overvoltage protection
4
6
sockets
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Cable length 2 m
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Overvoltage protection
5
8
sockets
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Cable length 2 m
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Overvoltage protection
6
4
sockets
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Cable length 1,5 m
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None overvoltage protection
7
3
sockets
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Cable length 1,5 m
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Overvoltage protection
8
4
sockets
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Cable length 2 m
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Overvoltage protection
9
6
sockets
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Cable length 2 m
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Overvoltage protection
10
3
sockets
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Cable length 1,5 m
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Overvoltage protection
