Questions about Brennenstuhl Super-solid surge protection

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This power strip is fitted with a 16A thermal circuit breaker that protects against overloads by cutting off the current if the load exceeds this current, which can prevent your fuse from blowing too quickly. The red switch with indicator light is used to switch the power strip on and off, but it doesn't automatically cut off the power in the event of an overload, that's the job of the built-in thermal circuit breaker. What's more, the power strip has overvoltage protection up to 13,500 A, which protects your appliances from voltage spikes without necessarily tripping your domestic fuse. In short, this multi-socket can reduce the risk of your fuse blowing in the event of an overload thanks to its thermal circuit breaker, while protecting your appliances against power surges. The red switch is an on/off button with indicator light, but the automatic cut-out in the event of an overload is provided by the built-in thermal circuit breaker.

No, it does not. There are also very very few power strips with integrated Fi. As an alternative, however, there are socket adapters with Fi. This should be more practical, as you can plug in any power strip or device of your choice. Steffen FI adapter Max Hauri FI protection adapter

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I can't tell you, I've never had to press the button.... greetings

The correct value is 13500 A. Thank you for your advice.