Power strip ProXtend K3-KIT07W 3-way, 7 m cable, surge protection

ProXtend K3-KIT07W is a 3-way power strip with a 7 m cable that distributes mains power to multiple devices while offering built-in surge protection. Designed for home and office environments, it provides extended reach for desks, entertainment centers and workstations where outlets are distant. The unit combines a compact 3-socket layout with a long, flexible cable to simplify device connection and help reduce the risk of damage from transient voltage spikes.

Advantages

The power strip integrates surge protection to help safeguard connected electronics from voltage spikes and transients. With a 7 m cable, it allows flexible placement of devices without relying on nearby wall outlets. The 3-way socket arrangement provides convenient access for several appliances or peripherals while keeping a low profile that fits under desks or behind furniture. The product is lightweight and intended for straightforward installation and everyday electrical distribution.

Suitable for

• Home desks and home office set-ups
• Entertainment centers: TVs, set-top boxes and audio equipment
• Workstations and small office spaces
• Temporary power distribution where extended cable length is needed

Key specifications

• Number of outlets: 3
• Cable length: 7 m
• Protection feature: surge protection for connected devices
• Intended use: indoor mains power distribution
• Weight: 0.7 kg

How to use

Place the ProXtend power strip on a stable, dry surface or mount it according to available mounting points if applicable. Plug the cable into a properly grounded mains outlet and connect up to three devices to the sockets. Ensure the total load connected does not exceed the electrical ratings of the wall outlet and building wiring. Position the cable to avoid trip hazards and keep the strip away from heat sources, moisture and direct sunlight.

Recommendations

Use the power strip indoors only and connect it to a grounded outlet. Do not exceed the current capacity of the supply circuit, and avoid daisy-chaining multiple extension units. Unplug the strip during thunderstorms or prolonged periods of non-use to reduce risk.