Power strip ProXtend K3-KIT15B 3-way, 15 m cable

ProXtend K3-KIT15B 3-way, 15 m cable is a compact powered extension that brings three grounded mains outlets to a remote location via a long, flexible 15 meter lead. Designed to extend household or office power where fixed sockets are out of reach, this power strip combines a small footprint with a long cable to improve accessibility and simplify cable routing for appliances, tools and electronic devices.

Advantages

The power strip features three grounded sockets in a compact housing that minimizes desk or floor space usage while offering the reach provided by the 15 m cable. Its grounded outlets support safe connection of devices requiring earth protection. The unit’s lightweight construction and straightforward design make it easy to position and move as needed, and the long cable reduces the need for multiple short extension cords, improving cable management and reducing clutter.

Suitable for

• Supplying power to home entertainment setups where wall sockets are distant
• Office desks and workstations requiring additional grounded outlets
• Workshops and garages for powering tools at a distance from fixed sockets
• Temporary event setups or outdoor covered areas where extended reach is necessary

Key specifications

• Number of outlets: 3 grounded mains sockets
• Cable length: 15 m flexible lead
• Housing: compact, lightweight design for reduced footprint
• Weight: 1.39 kg
• Intended use: indoor mains power extension

How to use

Connect the power strip’s plug to a suitable mains socket and place the unit where its outlets are accessible for the devices you intend to connect. Ensure the power rating and grounding requirements of the connected devices are compatible with standard mains supply. Avoid routing the cable across high-traffic areas without proper protection and do not overload the strip by connecting equipment whose combined current exceeds the socket rating.

Recommendations

Use the ProXtend power strip indoors only and keep it away from moisture and heat sources. Inspect the cable and housing for damage before each use. For permanent or high-current installations, consult an electrician to confirm the setup meets local safety regulations.