Holland Power Strip Socket HP Series

Product Parameter

Photo	Description	Holland type power socket
	Materials	PP
	Color	White/Black
	Cable	H03VVH2-F 2G0.5mm²/0.75mm²
	Power	Max.1380W 6A/250V
	General packing	Polybag+head card/sticker
	Shutter	w/without
	Feature	without switch
	Function	electrical power connection,Overload protection/Surge protection
	Application	Residential / General-Purpose
	Outlet	3 outlets

Product Description

Product Feature And Application of the Holland Power strip socket
1.Protects valuable equipment from power surges with a max, leakage current up to 13,500 A.Extension cable with child protection feature in a handy 45 degree formation, colour: charcoal, connection system.This Power strip with surge protected socket strip apply to family, factories , school etc.

2.With this 3-way Power Strip 3 Meters, you have 3 sockets with pin and rim earthing. In addition, the power strip has an on/off switch. Thanks to the earthed sockets, the power strip is suitable for devices with a higher risk of short circuit, such as a washing machine or microwave. In addition, the 3m long cable provides enough length to conceal the power strip in your room.

3.Power strips are designed for use with many low-powered loads such as computers,peripherals, or audio/video components. Power strips evolved from the invention of computers and their associated hardware all needing their own receptacle, such as monitors, printers,speakers, etc. These peripheral devices have a very low total power usage. A total computer work station may only use 5 amps of current, while a single coffee maker may use up to 10 amps.

4.Proper Use for Power Strips:Only use in indoor, dry locations.Directly connect power strips to a permanently installed receptacle.Placed in a location to avoid physical damage; should be located so all receptacles are readily visible.Power strips cannot be connected in series (daisy chained, piggy backed), to other power
strips, or extension cords.The physical mounting of the device shall not require the use of tools to remove.
All Staff are Responsible to Monitor the following:Visually inspect all power strips on a regular basis to ensure there are no signs of damage or degradation.Ensure all plugs are fully pushed in.Unplug any power strip that is not in use.
If at any time a power strip is hot to the touch, has frayed wires, is damaged, or is not working properly, immediately remove it from service.Surge protectors, power strips, or extension cords are not a substitute for permanent wiring.