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The PRO ELEC PELB2002 is designed for users needing to power multiple devices from a single outlet, offering independent control and clear status indication for each socket. Its key benefit is enhanced safety and convenience through individual switching, while a potential caveat is the fixed cable length which may not suit all spatial requirements. This extension lead features four UK mains outlets, each with its own switch and neon indicator, a 7.5-meter cable for extended reach, and mounting holes for secure installation.
| Model Part Number | PELB2002 |
|---|---|
| Brand | PRO ELEC |
The extension lead is rated at 13A, 250V, which translates to a maximum total power of 2990 Watts. Ensure the combined wattage of all connected devices does not exceed this limit.
No, this extension lead is designed for indoor use only and should be kept away from moisture and damp conditions.
Each individual switch on the extension lead has a neon indicator light that illuminates when the switch is 'on' and power is being supplied to the socket.
Yes, the extension lead features mounting holes on the rear, allowing it to be securely fixed to a wall or other suitable surface for a tidier installation.
The cable length is 7.5 meters, providing ample reach for connecting devices that are not located close to a power outlet.
Yes, the PRO ELEC PELB2002 is fully compliant with BS1363/A standards, ensuring it meets UK safety requirements.
Ensure the main plug is fully inserted into the wall socket. Check if the wall socket itself is working by testing it with another appliance. Verify that the individual switches are in the 'on' position (neon lights should be illuminated).
Check if the specific switch for that socket is in the 'on' position and if the neon indicator is lit. Try plugging a different known working device into the problematic socket to rule out an issue with the device itself. Ensure the total load does not exceed the 13A rating.
The neon light indicates power is supplied to the socket when the switch is 'on'. If the light is not on but the device is working, the light itself may have failed, but the socket may still function. If the device is also not working, follow the steps for 'One or more sockets not working'.
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