Power strip

A power strip, as its name suggests, is portable and is one of the most widely used products for temporary connection to the power grid. Power strips are used for branching and connecting to the power network. In the simplest form, it provides the ability to simultaneously connect or disconnect electrical devices such as household appliances, laptops, computers, mobile chargers, audio and video systems, refrigerators and freezers, etc. at home or in the work environment. Power strips have industrial uses in addition to household use. A power strip can have multiple outlets, which in an initial classification based on the number of outlets, includes various types such as three-outlet, four-outlet, five-outlet, and six-outlet power strips, all of which have the same function and are produced in two types with or without a switch and with different cable lengths. You should choose the number of connections for a power strip according to your needs. Power strips are also produced in wired and wireless types. When your electrical device is far from the outlet, you should use a power strip with an appropriate cable length, and if your electrical appliances have a suitable cable length, you can use a wireless power strip. For energy management purposes, most power strips are equipped with an on/off button so that we can turn it off when the device is not in use. The performance and lifespan of a power strip depend on the quality of its structure. The power strip of Honar Electronic Nekuyar Company with the brand "Hani Electric" has a standard mark, suitable for 220V input voltage and has a maximum transfer current of 16 amps - single phase with a body material resistant to heat.