Surge Protector LogiLink PDU7C01 Black 7 AC outlets 230 V 2 m

The LogiLink PDU7C01 is a compact surge protector with seven Type F (Schuko) AC outlets, designed to provide stable power distribution for home and office equipment. It accepts a nominal input voltage of 230 V and comes with a 2 m power cable, allowing flexible placement near workstations, entertainment centers, or network racks. The housing combines aluminum and polypropylene in a black finish and its shallow profile (483 mm width, 45 mm depth) fits comfortably under or behind furniture and alongside other devices.

Advantages

The seven outlets allow multiple devices to be powered from a single wall socket while maintaining grounding via Type F connectors. The 2 m cable increases installation options and reduces the need for additional extension cords. The aluminium and polypropylene construction balances lightweight handling with mechanical stability and heat dissipation. The compact dimensions make the unit practical for tight spaces where a full-size power strip would be inconvenient.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers, monitors and peripherals
• Home entertainment systems and TVs
• Small office equipment: printers, routers, modems
• Charging multiple consumer electronics simultaneously

Key specifications

• AC outlets: 7 Type F (Schuko)
• Nominal input voltage: 230 V
• Cable length: 2 m
• Housing material: aluminium and polypropylene
• Colour: Black
• Dimensions (approx.): 483 mm width, 45 mm depth

How to use

Place the surge protector on a stable surface or secure it near your equipment so the cable can reach the wall outlet without tension. Plug the device into a grounded 230 V mains socket and connect appliances using the seven Type F outlets. Distribute high-current devices across outlets to avoid overloading a single outlet. Ensure adequate ventilation around the housing and avoid covering the unit with textiles or other materials that could trap heat.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use the LogiLink PDU7C01 with devices rated for 230 V mains and observe the cumulative current limits of connected equipment. Do not connect devices that require special surge protection assumptions (such as certain medical or industrial systems). Periodically inspect the cable and connectors for damage and replace the unit if any signs of wear appear.