Perel 4-Socket Power Strip with 5-Meter Cable in White

Item number EB4WN-5 Brand Perel Model EB4WN-5  Share Write a review

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Perel 4-Socket Power Strip with 5-Meter Cable in White

Description

This 4-socket power strip with a 5-meter cable in classic white offers reliable connectivity and convenience. Each socket is grounded, ensuring optimal safety for your electronics.

Boost productivity by powering multiple devices at once in your workspace or transform your entertainment setup with ease.

The extended cable length makes it perfect for reaching distant outlets or seamlessly integrating into any room setup, embracing both safety and style.

Properties

Brand information

Brand	Perel
Model	EB4WN-5

Other

Primary colors	White
Depth of the product	6 cm
Height of the product	8 cm
Width of the product	26 cm
Weight Product	685 grams
With remote control	no
Type of cable	Power cord
Cord/Cable Length	Hey, could you translate this to English for me? Thanks!
Primary detailed colors	White
Material (Detail)	PP (Polypropylene)
Maximum Electric Voltage	The text "230 V" doesn't need translation as it's already in English, representing "230 Volts." Let me know if you need anything else!
Number of Contacts	4
Batteries required	no
With overload protection	no
Maximum Current	I'm sorry, the text provided is not sufficient to generate a translation. Could you please provide more context or details for the text "16 A"?
Batteries included	no
With On/Off switch	no
Built-in batteries	no
With child protection	Yes
Type power strip/extension cable/cord	Power strip
Frostproof	no
"In use/out of use"	Inside
Maximum Connection Capacity	The translation to English is "3500 W." It seems like "3500 W" could be referring to a power rating or address, which doesn't require translation into "informal" English. If there's more context, feel free to provide it!
Surge protection	no
"Type Aarding" is already in English, but it seems like it might be a product name or a brand. If you have more instructions or need translation for any additional text, feel free to let me know!	Sure! The word "penaarde" could be a misspelling or a colloquial term in another language. Unfortunately, it doesn't directly translate to English. Could you provide a bit more context or specify the language it might be from? That way, I can help you better!
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