Regleta Eaton Protection Box 6 Tel@ USB FR

The Eaton Protection Box 6 Tel@ USB FR is a compact surge protector designed to safeguard expensive or delicate equipment. It provides six Type E AC outlets, supports a nominal input voltage of 220–250 V, and features a very fast response time of 0.000001 ms. With a 1.5 m cable, a width of 110 mm and a lightweight build of 0.646 kg, this power strip is intended for convenient installation and efficient space use while meeting CE, EAC and CM certifications for electrical safety.

Advantages

This Eaton surge protector combines high-performance transient protection with a low-cost form factor suitable for home and small-office environments. The six Type E AC outlets allow multiple devices to be connected simultaneously, and the fast response time helps limit exposure to voltage spikes. The compact dimensions, two-colour finish (white, black) and 1.5 m cable length simplify placement and cable routing.

Suitable for

• Home entertainment systems (TV, set-top box, audio)
• Office workstations and peripherals (PC, monitor, modem)
• Small business equipment requiring basic surge protection
• Charging and powering multiple devices in limited spaces

Key specifications

• AC outlets quantity: 6 AC outlet(s)
• AC outlet types: Type E
• Nominal input voltage: 220–250 V
• Response time: 0.000001 ms
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Width: 110 mm
• Weight: 0.646 kg
• Product colour: White, Black
• Certifications: CE, EAC, CM
• Brand/Model: EATON, PB6TUF
• EAN: 3553340667220

How to use

Place the Eaton Protection Box on a flat surface or mount it where the connected devices and the 1.5 m cable can reach standard Type E sockets. Connect the power strip to a properly rated wall outlet, then plug devices into the six AC outlets. Ensure the total load does not exceed the ratings of the building circuit and follow local electrical codes. Periodically inspect the cable and housing for signs of damage; disconnect and replace the unit if protection components show visible failure.

Recommendations

Do not use the power strip in damp or wet locations, avoid daisy-chaining multiple surge protectors, and do not connect high-current appliances (such as heaters or ovens) to the unit. For continued protection after a major surge, replace the unit according to the manufacturer’s guidance or if internal protection indicators (if present) show activation.