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Specs
Cable length1.8 m1.8 m
Max. power4000 W4000 W
Operation indicator
Power switchgeneralgeneral
Connection
Plug typeon camera flasheson camera flashes
Grounded sockets (type F)43
USB-A2 pcs3 pcs
USB-C1 pcs
Max. charging current3 А2.4 А
Power (with 1 device)15 W12 W
Design features
Socket plugsangledangled
Size245x53x44.5 mm197x58x40 mm
Weight425 g421 g
Added to E-Catalogapril 2023april 2023
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Glossary

Grounded sockets (type F)

The number of sockets with type F grounding, provided in the design of the mains filter.

In this case, we are talking about full-size European type F sockets with metal ground clamps on both sides at the edges of the socket. The "socket" in this case means a CEE 7/4 ("Schuko") standard plug. Grounding is required for the safe operation of some types of electrical appliances, in particular, washing machines and other machines that work with water, refrigerators, computers, audio equipment, etc. A detailed list can be found in the reference literature. If you plan to connect such devices through the filter, this filter must have sockets with grounding.

USB-A

Number of USB-A ports for charging included in the power strip design.

These ports don't serve any other function than powering and charging external devices, such as smartphones or tablets. Having such connectors in a power strip can be especially convenient when a "230-to-USB" adapter is not available, and there are few USB ports on a computer or laptop, making their use for charging a "luxury you can't afford."

USB-C

Number of USB-C ports in the power strip design.

These ports serve no other function than powering and charging external devices, such as smartphones or tablets. Having such connectors in a power strip can be especially convenient when a "230-to-USB" adapter is not available, and there are few USB ports on a computer or laptop, making it a "luxury" to use them for charging.

Max. charging current

The current output by a USB connector when a charging gadget is connected to it.

The higher the current, the faster the battery can charge. However, when choosing, note that in order to use a high current strength, the connected device must also support it. Basically there are USB with a current strength of 2.1 A, 2.4 A and 3 A.

It is also worth noting that when using several USB ports at the same time, the current strength is significantly reduced.

Power (with 1 device)

The maximum power that a USB port can produce when connecting only one gadget.

Higher power output speeds up the charging process. At the same time, there are a number of nuances associated with this parameter. Firstly, the appropriate power must be supported not only by the port, but also by the gadget being charged - otherwise the speed of the process will be limited by the characteristics of the gadget. Secondly, to take full advantage of the capabilities, you may need to support not only the appropriate charging power, but also a specific fast charging technology. Thirdly, in filters with several charging connectors, the maximum power per device can only be achieved if the other ports are not used.