Power strip ARMAC ARC 5 — 5 sockets, 3 m cable, grey

ARMAC ARC 5 — a compact power strip that provides five grounded sockets in a grey housing with a 3 m cable, designed to increase the number of available outlets for home and office equipment. The device lets you connect multiple appliances such as desktop computers, laptops, chargers, monitors and peripherals, while the 3 m cable gives flexible placement options behind desks, TV stands or workstations.

Advantages

The power strip features five grounded outlets to support several devices simultaneously and reduce the need for separate adapters. Its 3 m cable offers extended reach to distant wall sockets and allows tidy cable routing. The grey housing has a neutral appearance suitable for most interiors and professional setups. The compact footprint saves space on floors and behind furniture while keeping connected equipment accessible.

Suitable for

• Home office workstations: PCs, monitors, printers and chargers
• Entertainment centers: TVs, set-top boxes, soundbars and game consoles
• Charging multiple mobile devices and laptop adapters
• Small office or meeting rooms requiring several grounded outlets

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 5 grounded outlets
• Cable length: 3 metres
• Housing colour: grey
• Mounting: free-standing or placed behind furniture (no integrated wall-mount brackets specified)
• Intended use: indoor use for consumer and office electronic equipment

How to use

Place the power strip on a stable surface or near the equipment to be powered and plug its cable into a properly grounded wall socket. Connect devices to the five available grounded outlets, taking care not to exceed the combined current rating of the local electrical circuit. Arrange cables to avoid sharp bends and keep the strip away from heat sources, moisture and direct sunlight. If the unit becomes damaged or shows signs of wear, disconnect it from mains power and replace it.

Recommendations

Use the ARMAC ARC 5 for distributing power to multiple low- and medium-power devices such as computers, chargers and AV equipment. Avoid connecting high-power appliances (e.g., heaters, kettles) to the strip, and do not daisy-chain multiple extension strips. Ensure the wall outlet and circuit can handle the total load of connected devices.