Bloc de distribution électrique Brennenstuhl 1154890020

The Brennenstuhl 1154890020 Power Distribution Unit provides a compact and robust solution for distributing electrical power to multiple devices. Designed for environments requiring reliable supply management, the unit offers seven AC outlets and supports a nominal output voltage of 230 V. Rated for a nominal input voltage of 400 V and a maximum current of 32 A, the device combines durable construction with practical dimensions (349 mm × 280 mm × 130 mm) and is available in Black, Blue, Grey, and Red finishes.

Advantages

The unit delivers stable power distribution across seven sockets while maintaining compatibility with standard 230 V equipment. Its 32 A current rating and 400 V input capability make it suitable for installations with higher supply requirements. The compact footprint and sturdy housing allow for flexible placement in both home and professional settings, and the variety of colors helps integrate the unit into different environments.

Suitable for

• Distributing power to multiple devices in workshops or server closets
• Temporary power setups on job sites and production floors
• Home offices and entertainment systems requiring several AC outlets
• Testing benches where multiple instruments need a common supply

Key specifications

• Number of AC outlets: 7
• Nominal input voltage: 400 V
• Nominal output voltage: 230 V
• Maximum current: 32 A
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 349 mm × 280 mm × 130 mm
• Available colors: Black, Blue, Grey, Red

How to use

Install the power distribution unit on a stable surface or secure it according to local installation guidelines. Connect the unit to a compatible 400 V supply using appropriate wiring and protective devices rated for up to 32 A. Plug devices into the seven AC outlets, ensuring that the combined load does not exceed the unit's maximum current rating. Regularly inspect the housing and connectors for wear or damage and disconnect power before performing any maintenance.

Recommendations

Use circuit protection (fuses or breakers) and proper grounding when installing the unit. Distribute connected devices across the outlets to avoid concentrating the full load on a single socket. For permanent installations, follow local electrical codes and consult a qualified electrician when in doubt.