Pro-Elec 6 Way Surge Protected Extension Lead - 8M - Black

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The Pro-Elec 6 Way Surge Protected Extension Lead is an essential power solution for home offices, entertainment setups, and workshops requiring reliable multi-device connectivity over a wide area. With its generous 8-metre cable and integrated surge protection, it provides significant utility for powering hardware at a distance; however, users should be mindful that it is not intended for high-draw industrial machinery that exceeds its 13A total capacity.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pro-Elec |
This unit is rated for 13A. While it can handle many appliances, avoid daisy-chaining multiple high-draw devices like heaters simultaneously.
The lead includes a neon indicator for power status; please refer to the specific unit housing for the main power control switch.
No, this extension lead is designed for indoor use only and must be kept away from moisture.
The device is rated for a peak surge current of 4.5kA.
The cable is built to meet BS 1363/A standards, ensuring it is appropriate for general household and office use.
It is strongly advised not to daisy chain extension leads, as this can lead to overloading the circuit and creates a fire risk.
Verify the wall socket is powered and check if the plug fuse has blown.
Ensure the extension lead plug is pushed firmly into the wall socket and check that the total load hasn't tripped the main circuit breaker.
Installation is straightforward: simply plug the extension lead into a standard UK 3-pin wall socket and toggle the device on if applicable. Ensure the cable is routed safely along baseboards or behind furniture to prevent tripping hazards. For care, keep the unit away from damp environments or extreme heat. Periodically inspect the cable for any signs of fraying or damage. If the neon indicator fails to illuminate, double-check your wall socket connection and the fuse within the plug, as this may indicate a power flow interruption.