Power extension Brennenstuhl 1391010601 5m 6 AC outlets Indoor Black Silver

The Brennenstuhl Premium-Protect-Line power extension 1391010601 provides six AC outlets and a 5 m cable in a compact, angled-plug design for indoor use. Built with an anodised aluminium housing and a 16 A automatic circuit breaker, this extension lead offers integrated surge protection and EMI/RFI filtering to protect connected devices from power grid disturbances, surges and line noise.

Advantages

This 6-way extension lead combines surge protection with an integrated HF/EMI filter to reduce interference and protect electronics. The robust anodised aluminium housing increases mechanical stability and heat dissipation, while the 16 A automatic circuit breaker provides overload protection. A 5 m cable and an angled plug add installation flexibility for indoor setups.

Suitable for

• Home entertainment systems (TV, set-top box, amplifier)
• Computer workstations and peripherals (PC, monitor, router)
• Office equipment (printer, scanner, desk lamp)
• Small home appliances requiring surge protection

Key specifications

• Model: Brennenstuhl 1391010601
• AC outlets: 6
• Cable length: 5 m
• Rated current: 16 A
• Surge protection capability: up to 60,000 A (sum of leakage currents)
• Housing: anodised aluminium
• Filter: EMI/RFI (HF) interference suppression
• Weight: 1.35 kg
• Colour: Black, Silver
• Intended use: Indoor

How to use

Place the extension lead on a stable surface and connect the angled plug to a compatible mains socket. Plug devices into the available AC outlets, ensuring the total connected current does not exceed 16 A. The integrated automatic circuit breaker will trip in case of overload; reset it only after removing the overload cause and switching the unit off and on according to the manufacturer's instructions. Avoid exposing the unit to moisture and do not use it outdoors.

Recommendations

For optimal protection, connect sensitive electronics (computers, audiovisual equipment) directly to this surge-protected extension lead and avoid daisy-chaining multiple extension leads. Regularly inspect the cable and housing for damage and replace the unit if signs of wear or overheating appear.