Power strip ProXtend KIT3-KIT03W 3-way with surge protection

ProXtend KIT3-KIT03W is a 3-way power strip with built-in surge protection designed for safe power distribution in home and office environments. The unit provides three grounded sockets in a compact housing and integrates overvoltage protection to reduce the risk of damage to connected electronics caused by voltage spikes. Its straightforward design supports common devices such as computers, monitors and routers while contributing to tidier cable arrangement.

Advantages

The three-socket configuration allows simultaneous connection of multiple devices without the need for additional adapters. Built-in surge protection helps guard sensitive equipment against transient voltage spikes. The compact and lightweight construction simplifies placement on desks or near entertainment centers, and grounded sockets ensure basic safety compliance for most consumer electronics.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and monitors
• Home office equipment such as printers and routers
• Small entertainment setups including set-top boxes and media players
• Charging stations for phones, tablets and other low-power devices

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 3
• Protection: surge protection against voltage spikes
• Socket type: grounded consumer sockets compatible with standard plugs
• Design: compact, lightweight housing
• Weight: 0.4 kg

How to use

Connect the power strip to a properly rated wall outlet and switch it on if the device includes a power switch. Plug devices into the three available sockets, ensuring that the combined load does not exceed the safe current rating of the wall circuit. Place the power strip on a stable, ventilated surface away from water and heat sources. For best results, route cables to avoid tension or sharp bends and avoid stacking heavy objects on the unit.

Recommendations

Use the ProXtend 3-way power strip for everyday devices and low- to moderate-power electronics. Do not connect high-power appliances such as space heaters, ovens, or large air conditioners. Periodically inspect the power strip and connected cables for damage and replace the unit if protective components show signs of wear or if it has been exposed to severe power events.