Steckdosen-Leiste-Halter-6fach-Einzelschaltung

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A functional power supply at the workplace and a housing for 3D printers should be mandatory. Since not all power consumers are always needed simultaneously, and standby operation is not desirable in every case, it often only remains to pull out the plug. This can be quite annoying over time. It would be simpler to use individual switches for each power consumer and ideally also a master switch for all devices at the same time. If six outlets suffice, you will find the solution for cost-effective 10 euros at the discounter TEDI. Here is an appropriate socket strip in white or black with illuminated individual switches and a master switch offered. The sockets are functionally crossed. The lead is 1.40 m long. Whoever has the luck to own a housing for their own 3D printer will not miss such a device. After all, power is needed for the printer, an externally controllable interior lighting is not bad, and so is a switch for an activated carbon filter. In addition, the notebook or PC usually stands next to it. A table or standing lamp is quite useful, and a separate USB charging station is just part of it. It's great when all this can be turned on and off independently and alternatively with a single button press. So far, everything is okay except for one little thing. Where should the big socket strip and all the cables that come there go? So that nothing lies scattered on the table or floor (the cleaner gets a crisis every time) the socket strip should be attached in an easily accessible elevated position, e.g., at the workbench or outside the 3D printer housing. For the described socket strip from TEDI, this make is sure to come with suitable holders for secure screwing. As I have learned from maker circles in the meantime, identical socket strips are also offered by other discounters under different names. This increases the range of applications.