Power Strip LOGILINK LPS286 with 5 Outlets and LCD Energy Consumption Display

LOGILINK LPS286 is a power strip with five grounded outlets and an integrated LCD energy consumption display designed for home and office use. It centralizes power distribution for multiple devices while providing real-time information about energy usage. The unit is intended for use with computers, peripherals, entertainment systems and other household or small-office appliances that require outlet expansion and basic consumption monitoring.

Advantages

The power strip combines multiple grounded sockets with an easy-to-read LCD that reports current power draw and cumulative consumption. Its compact design keeps cables organized and reduces the need for multiple wall adapters. Built-in surge protection and a robust casing increase operational safety, while the display enables quick identification of high-consuming devices to support energy-efficient behavior.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and monitors
• Home entertainment systems and set-top boxes
• Printers, scanners and office peripherals
• Chargers for phones, tablets and small appliances
• Workstations in home offices and small businesses

Key specifications

• Number of outlets: 5 grounded sockets
• Display: integrated LCD for real-time power and cumulative energy readouts
• Protection features: surge protection and overcurrent safeguarding
• Form factor: compact horizontal power strip with cable outlet
• Intended environment: indoor use for residential and small-office setups

How to use

Place the power strip on a stable, dry surface or mount it according to the manufacturer’s mounting options, away from heat sources and moisture. Plug the strip into a properly grounded wall outlet, then connect appliances to the five available sockets. Use the LCD to monitor instantaneous power draw and cumulative consumption; consult the device manual for display modes and reset procedures. Do not exceed the rated load of the power strip and avoid daisy-chaining multiple strips.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, connect high-demand devices such as desktop PCs and printers to individual sockets and periodically check the LCD to identify devices that consume excessive energy. Ensure the wall outlet provides proper earthing and do not expose the unit to liquids. If the strip or display shows signs of damage or unusual behavior, disconnect all devices and replace the unit.