Germany Power Strip Socket GM Series

Product Parameter

Photo	Description	Germany type power socket
	Materials	Housing ABS/PC
	Color	White/Black
	Cable	H05VV-F 3G0.75mm²/1.0mm²/1.5mm²
	Power	Max.2500-3680W 10-16A/250V
	General packing	polybag+head card/sticker
	Shutter	w/without
	Feature	with switch
	Function	electrical power connection,Overload protection/Surge protection,Voltmeter Display (70-500V~)
	Application	Residential / General-Purpose
	Outlet	3 outlets

More product information

1.The power strip surge protector is an effective way to safeguard your electronic equipments from power surges and spikes. This series products has a certification from German safety standards. Each unit is thoroughly tested to the highest requirements of quality and safety. This surge suppressor offers up 3 outlets, all outlets have safety shutters to prevent electric shock. Integrated circuit breaker can protect your equipments from damaging voltage. This range also includes a collection of telephone、coaxial options and voltmeter display for more protection. Keyhole mounting slots on the back of housing ensure convenient installation.

2.A power surge is a fast yet short duration of electrical transients in current, voltage or transferred energy that happens in an electrical circuit.Typically a power surge is caused by an oversupply in voltage either from the power company or from various external sources, although an oversupply of current is also possible; either way it affects the overall power moving through the electrical lines, hence the term power surge.A surge protector is an electrical device that is used to protect equipment against power surges and voltage spikes while blocking voltage over a safe threshold (approximately 120 V). When a threshold is over 120V, a surge protector shorts to ground voltage or blocks the voltage. Without a surge protector, anything higher than 120V can create component issues, such as permanent damage, reduced lifespan of internal devices, burned wires and data loss.

3. A voltage spike is a short upsurge of voltage intensity that occurs when a surge sustains longer voltage intensity. A power strip, which is sometimes mistaken for a surge protector, uses a male electrical plug outlet and may or may not have a built-in surge protector. Most power strips are clearly labeled.A common misconception is that surge protectors always protect against lightning, which can create sudden and increased electrical pressure (thousands of volts or greater). Generally, a surge protector has a slight operational delay, but a surge protector fuse can blow during a lightning surge and cut off all current.