Ciabatta ARMAC ARC 5 — 5 prese, cavo 5 m, grigio

ARMAC ARC 5 — a compact power strip with five grounded sockets and a 5 m grey cable designed for flexible placement in home and office environments. The rectangular housing keeps the outlets aligned for easy connection of multiple devices, while the long cable extends reach to distant power sources and reduces the need to rearrange furniture or rely on additional wall outlets.

Advantages

The ARMAC ARC 5 provides five grounded outlets in a single, space-saving unit that supports simultaneous connection of computers, chargers and peripherals. Its 5 m cable offers extended reach and placement options, allowing the strip to be positioned on a desk, under a table or along a wall. The grey finish blends with most interiors and the compact rectangular design minimizes obstruction around workstations and living spaces.

Suitable for

• Home offices and workstations where several devices need power
• Living rooms for connecting entertainment systems and chargers
• Small offices or meeting rooms with limited wall outlets
• Temporary setups such as events, workshops or presentations

Key specifications

• Number of sockets: 5 grounded outlets
• Cable length: 5 m
• Colour: grey
• Housing shape: compact rectangular design
• Intended use: indoor power distribution for electronic devices

How to use

Place the ARMAC ARC 5 power strip on a stable surface or fasten it near the working area, ensuring the cable is routed safely to the wall socket. Plug the strip into a grounded mains outlet and connect devices to the available sockets. Distribute high-power appliances across sockets to avoid overloading a single outlet and avoid covering the housing to prevent heat accumulation. Disconnect the strip from mains when performing maintenance or when it is not in use for extended periods.

Recommendations

Use the strip for laptops, monitors, desk lamps, phone chargers and small office equipment. Do not connect large power-hungry appliances such as space heaters or kettles. Check cable routing to prevent tripping hazards and inspect the strip periodically for damage; replace if the housing or cable shows wear.