Ciabatta AS Schwabe 18360 con protezione da sovratensione, prese Schuko, nero/argento

The AS Schwabe Power Strip 18360 with surge protection is a multi-socket extension designed to supply and protect electronic equipment in home and office environments. It features multiple Schuko sockets in a compact black and silver housing, and an integrated surge protector to reduce the risk of damage from voltage spikes. The unit is intended for straightforward placement near workstations, entertainment centers or charging areas to centralize power distribution and provide basic overvoltage protection.

Advantages

This power strip combines several grounded Schuko outlets with built-in surge protection in a single compact unit. The black/silver finish provides a neutral appearance that fits typical home and office interiors. The integrated surge protection helps protect connected devices from transient voltage spikes, and the device design supports easy connection of computers, peripherals, chargers and audiovisual equipment. Its construction is intended for stable placement and repeated daily use.

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How to use

Place the power strip on a stable, flat surface near the devices you want to power. Connect the strip to a grounded wall outlet using its mains lead. Plug devices into the Schuko sockets, ensuring that the total combined load does not exceed the permissible current rating of the building circuit and the power strip. Avoid stacking heavy objects on the strip and keep it away from moisture and heat sources. If the surge protection indicator (if present) shows a fault or protection failure, stop using the strip for protected electronics until the unit is replaced.

Recommendations

Use the power strip to centralize power connections and protect sensitive electronics from short transient overvoltages. Do not use the unit as a substitute for permanent wiring, and avoid connecting high-power appliances such as heaters, kettles or air conditioners. For long-term protection of critical devices, consider combining surge protection with building-level protective measures and regular inspection of cords and sockets.