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Professional Power Strips and Multi-Sockets: Certified Safety
No more tangles and overload risks. Whether you're looking for a space-saving power strip with a flat plug for your retro furniture or a professional solution with independent switches for your gaming PC, you've come to the right place.
All our power strips comply with CE safety regulations and support heavy loads.
Concerns about watts, amps, or "what not to connect"?
Avoid sparks and blackouts: read our Buying Guide and Safety FAQ at the bottom of the page.
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Buying Guide: How to Choose the Right Power Strip?
Not all outlets are created equal. Choosing the wrong power strip is the number one cause of household short circuits and incompatible returns. Use this table to find the right model for your needs.
| Usage / Room | Recommended Model | Key Specifications |
|---|---|---|
|
PC, Gaming & TV (Delicate Electronics) |
Filtered Power Strip | Surge protection, Schuko/Double-pole sockets, On/off switch. |
|
Behind Furniture / Sofas (Narrow spaces) |
Flat-toed slipper | Space-saving swivel plug, flexible cable. |
|
Kitchen (Appliances) (High absorption) |
Professional 16A power strip | Thick-section cable (3x1.5mm or 2.5mm), Max 3500 Watts. No precarious adapters. |
|
Office / Desk (Many devices) |
Desk / Tower Power Strip | Integrated USB sockets, Independent switches for each socket. |
⚠️ The mistake you should never make: Connecting two power strips in series
Never do this. Daisy chaining dramatically increases electrical resistance. The first power strip must support the load of all the subsequent ones, creating a bottleneck that leads to overheating and a fire risk. If you need more outlets, purchase a single 8- or 12-outlet power strip or a certified extension cord.
Filtered Slippers: When Are They Really Necessary?
A simple lightning storm or power surge can instantly destroy the motherboard of your PC or Smart TV. Surge Protection power strips contain a component called a varistor that absorbs voltage spikes, sacrificing itself to save your expensive devices.
Tip: For valuable electronics, spending a few extra euros on a filtered power strip is the cheapest insurance there is.
Large, Small, or Schuko Plug? Let's clarify.
To avoid returns, always check the plug of your appliance before choosing the power strip:
- Two-way sockets (10/16A): They accept both "small" Italian plugs (e.g., lamps, decoders) and "large" ones (e.g., hairdryers, vacuum cleaners). They are the most versatile.
- Schuko sockets (German/Siemens): These are round ones with two holes. Essential for PC monitors, computer power supplies, and kitchen appliances. Our "multi-purpose" power strips have sockets that accept both Schuko and Italian plugs.
How to attach the power strip to the wall or desk?
Want a tidy workstation without trailing cables? Almost all of our power strips have guide holes on the back for wall mounting with anchors or screws. Alternatively, to avoid drilling holes in your desk, you can use heavy-duty Velcro straps or industrial double-sided tape, as the back of our power strips is flat and stable.
How many watts can a power strip handle? (The safety rule)
To avoid "power outages," you need to know the limit. Most standard power strips (small 10A sockets) can handle about 2500 watts . Professional power strips (large 16A Schuko sockets) can handle up to 3680 watts (P.MAX).
Practical example: If you plug a washing machine (2000W) and a hairdryer (1500W) into the same power strip, you exceed the limit (3500W total). In this case, use two different wall outlets.
Safety Checklist ✅
- ✅ Never cover the power strip with carpets or clothes (it needs to dissipate heat).
- ✅ Avoid electric heaters and ovens on cheap power strips; they use too many watts for long periods.
- ✅ If you hear sparks or buzzing ("zzzz"), turn off the switch and replace the product immediately: the internal contacts are worn.
