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This surge-protected extension lead is designed for UK households and offices needing to power multiple devices safely. Its key benefit is protecting connected electronics from damaging voltage surges and spikes. A potential caveat is its fixed 13A fuse, which means it's suitable for standard appliance loads but not for extremely high-power devices. The extension features six UK power outlets, a 13A UK plug with a fitted fuse, and an LED indicator to confirm power and surge protection status.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 011424 |
| Brand | kenable |
Surge protection means the extension lead has internal components designed to absorb or divert excess voltage spikes (surges) that can occur on the power line, protecting your connected electronics from potential damage.
Most surge protectors have an indicator light (often labeled 'Protected' or similar). If this light is on, the surge protection is active. If it's off, the protection may have been compromised, and the unit should be replaced.
The maximum load is 3250W, which is suitable for most standard home and office electronics. Avoid connecting multiple high-power appliances simultaneously that could exceed this limit.
The 13A fuse is fitted within the UK plug for its protection. While fuses are generally replaceable, this unit is designed with a specific fused plug. If the plug fuse blows, check for faults in the connected devices or the extension lead itself.
No, this extension lead is designed for indoor use only. Exposure to moisture or outdoor elements can damage the unit and create a safety hazard.
Yes, the extension lead features keyhole sockets on the back, allowing it to be securely mounted to a wall or other suitable surface.
Surge protection components can degrade over time with each surge they absorb. While there isn't a fixed lifespan, it's good practice to replace surge protectors periodically, especially after major electrical storms or if the protection indicator light turns off.
Ensure the plug is securely inserted into the wall socket. Check if the wall socket itself is functional by testing another device. Verify that the fuse in the plug has not blown (note: this fuse is for the plug's internal protection, not the surge protection circuit).
Check the power connection to the wall socket. If the LED remains unlit, the surge protection function may no longer be active. For safety, it is recommended to replace the unit if the surge protection indicator is off.
Immediately disconnect all devices and unplug the extension lead from the wall socket. Do not use the product again. Contact the manufacturer or retailer.
Setup: Simply plug the 13A UK Mains Plug into a suitable wall socket. Connect your devices to the six available UK power outlets. Ensure the LED indicator illuminates to confirm power and surge protection are active.
Compatibility: This extension lead is compatible with all standard UK mains powered devices that do not exceed the 3250W maximum load. It is designed for use with the UK 3-pin plug system.
Care: Keep the extension lead in a dry environment, away from moisture. Regularly inspect the cable and plug for any signs of damage. Clean the exterior with a dry or slightly damp cloth; do not use abrasive cleaners. Ensure the ventilation holes (if present) are not obstructed. For safety, it is recommended to replace surge protectors after a significant electrical storm or if the surge protection indicator light is no longer lit.
