Regleta de enchufes ARMAC Multi M6 con protección contra sobretensiones, 6 tomas, cable de 10 m, negra

ARMAC Multi M6 is a 6-outlet surge protector designed to provide centralized power distribution and overvoltage protection for home and office equipment. With a 10 m black cable and compact housing, it helps organize connections for computers, audiovisual systems and peripherals while reducing the risk of damage from voltage spikes. The device is intended for indoor use and offers a simple way to expand a single wall socket into multiple protected outlets.

Advantages

The surge protector combines six AC outlets and a long 10 m cable to place multiple devices where they are needed without additional extension cords. Built to attenuate transient voltage spikes, it protects connected electronics from sudden surges and helps prevent data loss or component failure. The compact, black design minimizes visual impact and fits under desks, behind entertainment centers, or near workstations. Installation is plug-and-play and requires no tools.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and workstations
• Monitors, printers and peripherals
• Home AV equipment: TVs, set-top boxes, receivers
• Networking devices such as routers and modems
• Charging multiple mobile devices and accessories

Key specifications

• Number of outlets: 6 AC sockets
• Cable length: 10 m
• Colour: black
• Form factor: compact rectangular housing for surface placement
• Intended use: indoor power distribution and surge protection for consumer electronics

How to use

Place the surge protector on a stable, dry surface or mount it horizontally where the cable can reach the wall outlet. Plug the unit into a properly grounded AC socket and connect devices to the six available outlets. Ensure connected equipment is powered off when plugging or unplugging to avoid inrush currents. Avoid placing the unit near heat sources, in damp areas, or where the cable may be pinched or tripped over.

Recommendations

Use the ARMAC Multi M6 with properly grounded outlets and avoid daisy-chaining multiple power strips. For critical systems, verify surge protector condition periodically and replace the unit if it shows signs of physical damage or after a significant surge event. Keep the cable routed to reduce tripping hazards and allow adequate ventilation around the housing.