Powerplus Extension Cable Reel - 25m

When the cable is fully unwound, you can use up to 13 Amps (3120 Watts). When the cable is wound, the maximum safe current is 4 Amps (960 Watts). Always ensure the cable is fully unwound for loads above 4 Amps.

If the thermal cut-out engages, the reel will stop providing power to prevent overheating. Allow the reel to cool down for several minutes, then locate and press the reset button, which is typically found on the body of the reel.

While the reel is robust, it is not weatherproof. It is designed for use in dry conditions. Avoid exposure to rain or excessive moisture. Ensure the connected appliance is also suitable for outdoor use if necessary.

Please refer to the product packaging or the manufacturer's documentation for specific warranty details, as warranty periods can vary.

To maintain the cable's condition and prevent tangles, store the reel in a dry place. Ensure the cable is wound neatly onto the reel, avoiding sharp bends or kinks.

240 Voltage is the standard operating electrical potential. 13 Amps is the maximum electrical current the cable can safely carry when fully unwound. The total power (in Watts) is calculated by multiplying Voltage x Amps.

Check if the thermal cut-out switch has tripped. Ensure the cable is plugged into a live socket. Press the reset button on the reel if the thermal cut-out has engaged, and allow it to cool first.

Ensure the cable is not tangled. Gently guide the cable onto the reel during retraction to prevent jamming. Check for any obstructions or damage to the cable or reel mechanism.

Immediately stop use and unplug the reel. Check the power load against the rating for the unwound cable (13 Amps). If the load is appropriate, allow the reel to cool completely. The thermal cut-out should then reset automatically or via a reset button. If the problem persists, the unit may be faulty.