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AEG Protect Travel

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AEG Protect Travel. Input frequency: 50/60, Peak current, common mode: 36000 A. Colour of product: Black. Weight: 700 g, Width: 9.6 cm, Depth: 5.3 cm
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Protection for travelling with additional USB charger
Surges can be caused, for example, by lightning striking your premises. Lightning induces voltage surges in conductors and cables that can damage any connected equipment. Also switching in households, for example with luroescent lamps and conventional ballast, can cause surges in the buildings wiring system. Effective protection provides AEG‘s surge protector series.

The PROTECT Travel. provides surge protection in the smallest of spaces. This makes it ideal for travelling or for applications in confined spaces. Ofter, the power quality in the country of travel is not sufficiently guaranteed. Be on the safe side and protect your laptop, cell phone or digital camera against overvoltage while on the move. With the additional USB charger unit, you save on extra chargers.

- 3 surge protected sockets.
- 2 USB chargers for cell phones or MP3 players.
- indicator shows active surge protection.
- compact dimensions for travelling.
- 90 degrees rotating mains input cord.
Features
AC outlets quantity:
3
Input frequency:
50/60
Nominal input voltage:
230
Peak current, common mode:
36000 A

Colour

Colour of product:
Black

Indication

LED indicators:
Yes

Other features

USB port:
2

Technical details

Number of products included:
1 pc(s)

Weight & dimensions

Depth:
5.3 cm
Height:
7.9 cm
Weight:
700 g
Width:
9.6 cm
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