Surge Protector QOLTEC 50104 — 4 AC Outlets, 230 V, 1.5 m Cable, Black

The Qoltec 50104 Black surge protector provides four AC outlets for connecting and protecting multiple electrical devices. With a nominal input voltage of 230V and a 1.5 m cable, this compact unit is designed to reduce the risk of damage from transient voltage spikes and surges while distributing mains power at standard 50 Hz frequency. The product features a Type C power plug and a black finish that suits home and office environments.

Advantages

This surge protector combines multiple AC outlets with built-in surge protection to allow safe connection of several devices to a single mains point. The 1.5 m cable provides flexibility in positioning near workstations or entertainment centers. A compact black design integrates into most interiors without drawing attention, while the Type C plug ensures compatibility with common European sockets. The device operates at the nominal input voltage of 230V and the standard frequency of 50 Hz to match typical electrical installations.

Suitable for

• Powering and protecting desktop computers and monitors
• Connecting entertainment equipment such as TVs, set-top boxes and sound systems
• Home office setups — printers, routers, and chargers
• Small office workstations with multiple peripherals

Key specifications

• Number of AC outlets: 4
• Nominal input voltage: 230 V
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Power plug type: Type C
• Operating frequency: 50 Hz
• Device colour: Black

How to use

Place the surge protector on a flat, stable surface close to the mains socket. Insert the Type C plug into the wall outlet and connect devices to the AC outlets, taking care not to exceed the combined rated current of connected equipment. Use the 1.5 m cable to position the unit where cables can be routed safely and avoid stretching or bending the cord sharply. Regularly inspect the cable and housing for damage and disconnect the unit if any signs of wear are found.

Recommendations

Do not use the surge protector in wet or overly humid environments. Avoid connecting high-power appliances not intended for surge-protected power strips (such as ovens, heaters or large motors). For sensitive electronic equipment, combine surge protection with proper grounding and follow device manufacturer guidelines for power handling.