Power strip ProXtend KIT6-KIT07B 6-way with surge protection

ProXtend KIT6-KIT07B is a 6-way power strip with built-in surge protection that delivers six AC outlets for powering multiple devices while reducing the risk of damage from transient voltage spikes. Designed for everyday use in home and office environments, this surge protector helps organize power distribution for computers, peripherals, entertainment equipment and chargers within a compact, easy-to-place unit.

Advantages

The integrated surge protection reduces the likelihood of damage to connected equipment during voltage spikes, and the six outlets allow simultaneous connection of several devices without using multiple adapters. The compact footprint and straightforward design make it simple to position near desks, entertainment centers or charging stations. Durable construction and consistent outlet spacing make the unit practical for mixed-plug setups.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and monitors
• Printers, scanners and office peripherals
• TVs, sound systems and media players
• Phone and tablet chargers
• Home office and study setups

Key specifications

• Number of outlets: 6 AC sockets
• Protection: built-in surge protection for transient overvoltages
• Weight: 0.78 kg
• Form factor: inline power strip suitable for tabletop or floor placement
• Use environment: intended for residential and light commercial use

How to use

Place the power strip on a stable, flat surface or mount it in an appropriate location where the cord can reach the mains socket without strain. Plug the strip into a properly grounded wall outlet, then connect equipment to the available AC outlets. Ensure connected devices do not collectively exceed the rated current of the mains circuit. Avoid covering the unit or placing it near heat sources and keep it dry and free from dust accumulation.

Recommendations

For reliable protection, connect sensitive electronics such as computers, modems and audio equipment directly to the surge-protected outlets. Periodically inspect the power strip and its cord for signs of wear, and replace the unit if it shows damage. Do not attempt internal repairs; dispose of the unit according to local electronic waste regulations when end of life is reached.