Surge Protector REV 512342555 White 3 AC outlets 250 V 1.4 m

The REV 512342555 White surge protector provides three AC outlets with a nominal input voltage of 250 V and a maximum current output of 16 A. Designed for everyday protection of electronic equipment, its 1.4 m power cable offers practical placement options in homes, offices, or workspaces. The white finish delivers a neutral appearance that integrates with most interiors while allowing connected devices to be protected against transient overvoltages.

Advantages

This surge protector combines a compact footprint with three grounded AC outlets for multiple devices. The 1.4 m cable gives flexibility in positioning the unit relative to wall sockets. Built to handle a nominal 250 V supply and up to 16 A load, it supports common household and office equipment. The neutral white housing is resistant to visible wear and suits various settings without drawing attention.

Suitable for

• Powering and protecting desktop PCs, monitors and printers
• Connecting small home appliances and chargers
• Use in office workstations, study desks and home entertainment setups

Key specifications

• Number of AC outlets: 3
• Nominal input voltage: 250 V
• Maximum current: 16 A
• Cable length: 1.4 m
• Colour: White

How to use

Plug the surge protector into a properly grounded wall socket and ensure the socket supplies the nominal voltage shown on the unit. Connect devices to the three AC outlets, avoiding exceeding the combined 16 A load rating. Position the cable and unit to prevent strain on the plug and to allow ventilation around connected equipment. If the surge protector shows any signs of damage, overheating, or discoloration, disconnect it from the mains and have it inspected or replaced.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, distribute high-current devices across separate protected units and avoid connecting large single appliances that may exceed the 16 A rating. Use in indoor, dry environments and periodically inspect the cable and housing for damage. For critical or sensitive equipment, consider complementary protection such as UPS systems or dedicated surge devices with higher energy absorption ratings.