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This Pro Elec 8 Gang Switched Extension Lead is ideal for users needing to power multiple devices while maintaining individual control and visibility. Its key benefit is the ability to switch each socket on or off independently, saving energy and preventing standby power consumption. A potential caveat is its 1-meter cord length, which may limit placement options for some setups. This extension lead features eight sockets, each with its own illuminated on/off switch, a durable 1-meter black cord, and mounting holes for secure installation.
| Model Part Number | PEL00044 |
|---|---|
| Brand | PRO ELEC |
No, this Pro Elec extension lead does not feature built-in surge protection. It is designed for power distribution and individual switching, not for protecting sensitive electronics from voltage spikes.
This extension lead is designed to safely handle a maximum load of 13 Amps, which is standard for UK mains power.
No, this extension lead is designed for indoor use only and should be kept away from moisture and damp conditions.
The extension lead features hanging holes on its base, allowing you to mount it securely to a wall, desk, or other surfaces using appropriate screws or fixings.
Information regarding specific warranty periods should be obtained from the retailer at the time of purchase, as warranties can vary.
It is generally not recommended to connect extension leads in series (daisy-chaining) due to potential safety risks and overloading. This extension lead is designed to be plugged directly into a wall socket.
No, the LED indicators on the switches illuminate when the corresponding socket is switched on and powered.
Check that the extension lead is securely plugged into the mains socket. Ensure the main switch (if applicable) on the wall socket is on. Inspect the extension lead's plug and cord for damage. If a fuse is present in the plug, check if it has blown and replace it if necessary.
Verify that the individual switch for that socket is in the 'on' position and its LED indicator is lit. Try plugging a different, known-working device into the affected socket to rule out a device issue. If the problem persists, the specific socket may be faulty.
Ensure there is no debris around the switches. Try operating the switch gently back and forth a few times. If stiffness persists, discontinue use and consider replacement.
Check that the individual switch is in the 'on' position. If the device connected to that socket is also switched on and functioning, the LED might be faulty, but the socket should still provide power. If no power is delivered, see the 'No power to any sockets' or 'One or more sockets are not working' solutions.
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