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Pro Elec PL15364 2 Gang Surge Protected Extension Lead, 3m, Black
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Posted 12 March 2024

Pro Elec PL15364 2 Gang Surge Protected Extension Lead, 3m, Black

£3.84
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  • 3m 2 Way surge protected black extension lead
  • Neon indicator
  • 3-Pin plug with 13A fuse fitted
  • BS1363/A and BS5733/A Compliant

Product Specifications

  • Brand‎ - PRO ELEC
  • Colour - ‎Black
  • Total power outlets‎ - 2
  • Voltage - ‎250 Volts
  • Special feature‎ - Surge Protection
  • Shape - ‎Rectangle
  • AC adapter current‎ - 13 Amps
  • Amperage - ‎13 Amps
  • Plug type‎ - Type B
  • Manufacturer - ‎premier farnell uk limited
  • Item model number‎ - PL15364
  • Package Dimensions‎ - 25.15 x 13.21 x 3.05 cm; 340 Grams
  • ASIN‎ - B07PCV5V2M

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  1. shopkeeper's avatar
    Thinking of getting the 10m one to route up and down through my garage ceiling to use with my circular saw and mitre saw, as there is only one mains plug socket at the other end of the garage. Looking for advice if that would be ok. I use a 5 meter extension lead draped across the floor at he moment for occassional use of those power tools, usually to run one of them in conjunction with a vacuum for dust extraction. Been ok so far but concerned about long term safety issues. ANY advice much appreciated
    alan895's avatar
    If you're concerned about long term safety issues it might be better just getting more wall sockets installed by a qualified electrician.

    John McGrath made a decent video about the dangers of using extension leads in a workshop here (skip to 10:36).
  2. Graham35's avatar
    Purchased - thanks for the heads up on this deal
    Always use your extension leads with caution - do not overload or daisy chain them.
    Dart22's avatar
    Can you open the socket piece or is it molded/glued? I have a long piece of cable and am planning to just use both ends.

    Edit:
    On a second thought... No thanks , saw the photos on the reviews rated 13 amp, but construction inside is flimsy. No good contact makes this overheat. (edited)
  3. TECHSPEC's avatar
    Just ordered two. Expired early
  4. 18nine04's avatar
    I would stay away from pro-elec. I've had a couple of their leads and whilst I have never had any blow or burn out, I have found the quality of the sockets poor. One of them the socket became stiff and unusable and the other was loose and not moulded correctly.
    RogPJ's avatar
    Same here, wouldn’t buy again.
  5. kevlfc's avatar
    great price. 3m too (edited)
  6. sanjitghosh's avatar
    Still working for me, just bought two! Thanks OP.
  7. SonsOfDog's avatar
    Just bagged 4. Cheers OP
  8. farook_yakub's avatar
    Was tempted but look at pics fire hazard (edited)
  9. Apple's avatar
    I was about to buy as it's a great price, but I'd advise you to look at the picture reviews. Scary that they are all about faults that could lead to a fire hazard.
  10. mattthehat's avatar
    C p c given in to Amazon
  11. stevelong77's avatar
    Doesn't add to basket
    SmileyNially's avatar
    Author
    Seems to be still available to me...... I have un expired it - try again maybe
  12. not_buying_it's avatar
    10m white still at only 11 quid something
  13. SmileyNially's avatar
    Author
    Still available it seems - have unexpired it.
  14. ghaithk1995's avatar
    How many inches is that ?
    overworked's avatar
    118.110236 inches (courtesy of google)
  15. 5nowman's avatar
    Can you run a hair dryer off this?

    I know people say hairdryers need to be plugged into the main... our nearest socket is too far.
    Willy_Wonka's avatar
    You need to look at the wattage of the hairdryer.

    220V (safe calculation voltage) x 13Amps = 2860 Watts Max

    So the max wattage for everything plugged in is 2860 Watts combined. If your hairdryer is less than that it should be fine to be plugged in on its own. Maybe with other stuff but it determined by your hairdryers wattage. (edited)
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