Power strip Lestar 1966004697 — 6 Type E AC outlets, 230 V, 5 m cable, black

Lestar 1966004697 is a black power strip with six Type E AC outlets designed for 230 V mains. The unit includes a 5 m cable for flexible placement and a built-in surge energy rating of 155 J to reduce the risk of damage from transient overvoltages. Weighing 660 g, the power strip is intended for everyday use in home and office environments where multiple devices need to be powered from a single mains socket.

Advantages

The power strip provides six Type E outlets, enabling connection of multiple electrical devices simultaneously without the need for adapters. The 5 m cable increases placement options and reduces the need for additional extension cables. The integrated surge energy rating of 155 J offers basic protection against short voltage spikes, helping to safeguard connected equipment. Its compact and lightweight design makes installation and repositioning straightforward.

Suitable for

• Home entertainment systems (TV, set-top box, speakers)
• Office desks and workstations (PC, monitor, printer)
• Charging multiple small devices (phone chargers, tablets)
• Temporary power distribution for small appliances

Key specifications

• Number of AC outlets: 6 Type E sockets
• Rated voltage: 230 V AC
• Cable length: 5 m
• Surge energy rating: 155 J (basic surge protection)
• Product colour: Black
• Weight: 0.66 kg

How to use

Connect the power strip to a properly installed 230 V mains outlet and place it on a stable, dry surface. Plug appliances into the Type E outlets, observing the maximum current rating of the mains circuit and avoiding overloading by calculating the combined power draw of connected devices. Keep the cable arranged to prevent tripping hazards and avoid running it under carpets or through high-temperature areas. If the strip shows signs of damage, overheating, or if the surge protection indicator (if present) signals a fault, disconnect it from the mains and have it inspected or replaced.

Recommendations

Use the power strip as a multi-outlet distribution unit and for basic transient surge protection only. Do not connect high-power appliances that exceed the circuit capacity, and avoid daisy-chaining multiple power strips. Position the unit away from liquids and heat sources, and periodically inspect the cable and sockets for wear. For critical or sensitive equipment that requires higher levels of surge protection, consider a dedicated surge protector or uninterruptible power supply (UPS).