Power strip Bachmann 916.717 – 4x UTE sockets, 2x Cables/Modules, 0.2 m cable

The Bachmann 916.717 power strip provides compact, desktop-ready power distribution with four UTE sockets and two additional cable/module connections. With a short 0.2 m supply cable, this unit is intended for use close to a wall outlet or as an integrated module on a workstation. Its design focuses on convenient placement, straightforward connection of office equipment and peripherals, and minimised cable clutter on desks and work surfaces.

Advantages

The power strip supplies four standard UTE sockets and two extra cable/module ports in a slim housing that fits on or under a desk. The short 0.2 m mains lead reduces excess cable length behind furniture while allowing direct connection to a nearby power point. Built for office and workstation environments, the device supports simultaneous power for laptops, monitors, docking stations and other peripherals while helping to organise cables and reduce trip hazards.

Suitable for

• Powering office workstations and desktop PCs
• Connecting laptops, monitors and docking stations
• Feeding peripherals such as printers, scanners and chargers
• Use in meeting rooms and training stations where compact power distribution is needed

Key specifications

• Socket type: 4× UTE sockets
• Additional connections: 2× cable/module ports for expansion
• Supply cable length: 0.2 m
• Intended installation: desktop or workstation mounting/placement
• Colour and finish: manufacturer standard (refer to product images)

How to use

Place or mount the Bachmann 916.717 power strip on a desk, under a work surface or at an equipment bay where sockets are required. Connect the 0.2 m supply cable to a nearby mains outlet, then plug devices into the four UTE sockets and use the two cable/module ports for additional power or module connections. Ensure the unit is positioned to avoid strain on the supply cable and that ventilation around the housing is not obstructed during use.

Recommendations

Use the power strip for low- to medium-power office equipment. Avoid connecting high-current appliances such as electric heaters or kettles. Verify that the combined load of connected devices does not exceed the supply circuit capacity and follow local electrical safety regulations when installing or modifying cabling.