Surge Protector Qoltec 50165 Grey 6 AC outlets 230 V 1.8 m

The Qoltec 50165 Grey surge protector provides six Type F AC outlets and a 1.8 m supply cable, delivering organized power distribution for home or office equipment. Designed for use with a nominal input voltage of 230 V, this compact grey unit combines basic surge protection with convenient placement options thanks to its long cable and multiple sockets.

Advantages

The device offers six grounded Type F outlets that allow several appliances to run from a single wall socket while maintaining earthing continuity. The 1.8 m cable provides flexible positioning relative to the nearest power source. Constructed with space-saving dimensions and a neutral grey finish, the surge protector integrates into different environments without visual distraction. Built-in overvoltage protection reduces the risk of damage from voltage spikes and transient events.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Connecting multiple computers, monitors and peripherals at a desk
• Powering entertainment equipment such as TVs, set-top boxes and sound systems
• Providing power distribution for office workstations and chargers
• Supplying household appliances with grounded connections in living spaces

Key specifications

• Number of AC outlets: 6 Type F sockets
• Nominal input voltage: 230 V
• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Power plug type: Type F (Schuko)
• Colour: Grey

How to use

Place the surge protector on a stable surface or mount it where allowed by the installation area, keeping the cable free from damage and heat sources. Plug the unit’s Type F power plug into a compatible 230 V wall socket and connect devices to the six Type F outlets. Distribute high-draw appliances across separate outlets and avoid overloading the unit beyond the rated supply capability of the building circuit. Inspect the cable and housing regularly for signs of wear and disconnect the unit before performing any maintenance on connected equipment.

Recommendations

Use the surge protector indoors in dry environments and avoid connecting high-power heating devices such as ovens or space heaters. For sensitive electronics, combine this unit with appropriate device-specific backups or voltage regulation if required. Replace the unit if the protective indicators (if present) show permanent fault or after sustained exposure to a major surge event.