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Sockets
Sockets are used to connect your electrical appliances directly to the mains. There are movable (extension cords), but also non-movable (wall sockets). How do they differ and what features or connectors do they offer? Read on.
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AEG Protect PDU-FR7
Discontinued
Surge Protector - 1,8m, male connectors: 1× E/F-type plug, female connectors 7× fork Type E, maximum current load: 16 A, with switch, LED indication and child safety lock, bent...
AEG Protect PDU-FR6
Discontinued
Surge Protector - 1,8m, female connectors 6× fork Type E, maximum current load: 16 A, with switch, LED indication and child safety lock, bent connector ends
Eaton Protection Strip 4 FR
Discontinued
Surge Protector - 4 socket(s), 1m cable, max current load of 10 mA
Eaton Protection Strip 6 FR
Discontinued
Surge Protector - 6 socket(s), 1m cord, max current load of 10 mA
EATON Protection Box 8 Tel@+TV FR
Discontinued
Surge Protector - 8 socket(s), 1,8m cable, max current load of 10 A, Coaxial
EATON Protection Box 5 Tel@+TV FR - 5 Sockets RJ45/2 x 75 Ohm F-Conektors
Discontinued
Surge Protector - 5 socket(s), 1,8m cord, max current load of 10 mA, Coaxial
EATON Protection Box 5 FR
Discontinued
Surge Protector - 5 socket(s), 1m cord, max current load of 10 mA
