Power Strips

As members of a modern society, we can no longer do without power outlets in our daily lives. However, most apartments and homes do not have enough outlets to power all the necessary daily devices, so additional power strips are needed.

Power Strips in Different Sizes and with Additional Features

There are various types of power strips, which is especially evident in the number of sockets a power strip has. Some also feature an integrated timer, allowing connected devices to turn off automatically at a specific time. Others come with surge protection to safeguard computers, monitors, and other devices from lightning strikes. More advanced power strips include built-in uninterruptible power supply (UPS) protection, and power strips with a master/slave configuration are becoming increasingly popular. This setup defines a power consumption threshold for a connected main device. If this threshold is not met (for example, because the PC is turned off), the power supply to additional connected devices is automatically cut off, deactivating them automatically.