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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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Trust AC-200R set Dimmer
Discontinued
Smart Socket the wireless dimming all kinds of dimmable lights (max. 200 W), range up to 30m, child protection, for internal use
Defender DFS 565
Discontinued
Surge Protector Network filter for electronics, max. Power 2200W, current load 10A, 5 sockets, 1.5m cable
Defender DFS 951
Discontinued
Surge Protector Network filter for electronics, power 2200W, current load 10A, 5 sockets, 2xUSB 2.1A, 1.5m cable
Defender DFS 901
Discontinued
Surge Protector - network filter for electronics, 2200W, 10A current load, 714J, 6 sockets, 1.5m cable
BeeWi Bluetooth Smart Plug
Discontinued
Smart Socket - smart remote control for appliances, free BeeWi Smart Pad application
Hama 1.4 m extension cord white
Discontinued
Surge Protector - 1,4m, female connectors: 6× type F fork, shock power capacity: 714 J, maximum current load: 16 A, peak current: 4500 A, LED indication, bent connector ends
PowerCube Original USB Grey
Discontinued
Socket - 4 outputs, child lock, ground, 2 USB ports (2.1A, 2 × 5V)
PowerCube Original USB Red
Discontinued
Socket - 4 outputs, child lock, ground, 2 USB ports (2.1A, 2 × 5V)
Maximum TV/R/SAT MX 610 Set
Discontinued
Socket - TV + radio + satellite, terminal, pass-through attenuation 7dB, 10dB junction attenuation, open socket for power supply
