Mscien Long Extension Lead 5M 5-way with switches
Product description
This 5m extension lead gives extra reach for home or office power needs while keeping several appliances protected and manageable. It is suitable for powering multiple devices across a room, offering individual on/off control and safety features that help reduce risk during everyday use. The 5m extension lead is practical for desks, entertainment centres and workshops.
Key Points
The strip includes five sockets with separate switches and indicator lights so you can power only the devices you need at any time. This reduces standby consumption and makes it easy to reset an individual outlet without unplugging the cable. The casing is made from fire-resistant material and the cable uses thicker conductor cores for more stable performance. ⚠️
Installation is flexible thanks to rear mounting holes that allow wall or surface fixing, keeping the strip tidy and out of the way. The lead is long enough to reach distant sockets without the need for additional extensions, which helps avoid daisy-chaining multiple strips. 🔌
Benefits
Individual switches mean greater control over each outlet, helping to manage power use across several devices. The presence of overload, over-current and over-voltage protection offers extra peace of mind according to the manufacturer. Also, the included indicators make it simple to check which sockets are live at a glance.
Consider that the protection features act as safeguards but will not prevent every type of electrical fault. For heavy duty or permanently hardwired equipment you should check the device specifications and electrical requirements before use.
Technical Specifications
- Name: Mscien Long Extension lead 5M 5 Way
- Cable length: 5 m
- Rated current and power: 13 A / 3250 W
- Conductor: 1.25 mm2 pure copper
- Shell material: fire-resistant material
Usage Recommendations
Place the strip on a stable surface or secure it to a wall using the provided mounting holes to keep cords organised. Use the individual switches to turn off chargers and devices that are not required, which helps reduce phantom load and makes it easier to isolate a faulty device. Avoid powering equipment that draws close to the maximum rated load for prolonged periods to minimise thermal stress on the lead.