Power strip Acar F5 PRO surge protector with 5 Type E outlets, 1.5 m cable, 10 A, 2300 W, black

Acar F5 PRO is a surge-protected power strip with five Type E AC outlets and a 1.5 m cable. It supports a nominal input voltage of 230 V, nominal output current of 10 A and a peak power rating of 2300 W. The unit has a compact plastic housing, an on/off switch, a resettable circuit breaker and an LED power indicator, making it suitable for home or office use where basic surge protection and multiple outlets are required.

Advantages

The power strip offers fast surge response with a response time of 0.000025 ms, integrated overcurrent protection via a resettable circuit breaker, and convenient operation using an on/off switch and LED power indicator. Its compact plastic construction and 1.5 m cable allow flexible placement and straightforward installation.

Suitable for

• Connecting computers and peripherals in home offices
• Powering audiovisual equipment such as TVs and set-top boxes
• Charging and operating small household electronics
• Providing multiple outlets for workstations and small office setups

Key specifications

• AC outlets: 5 Type E sockets
• Nominal input voltage: 230 V
• Nominal output current: 10 A
• Peak power: 2300 W
• Maximum spike voltage: 250 V
• AC input frequency: 50 Hz
• Response time: 0.000025 ms
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Material: Plastic
• Indicators: Power LED
• Weight: 420 g
• Dimensions (H×W×D): 54 × 330 × 550 mm

How to use

Place the power strip on a stable, dry surface and connect the mains plug to a compatible 230 V AC outlet. Switch the unit on using the on/off switch; the LED will indicate presence of power. Plug devices into the Type E sockets, ensuring the combined load does not exceed the nominal output current of 10 A or the peak power rating of 2300 W. If the circuit breaker trips, switch the unit off, disconnect some devices, reset the breaker, and switch it on again.

Recommendations

Do not exceed the rated current and power limits. Avoid connecting high-power appliances that draw large startup currents (such as some heaters or large motors). Keep the power strip away from liquids and heat sources, and ensure the cable is routed to prevent tripping hazards.