The Rozetkus-8 network splitter allows you to simultaneously connect up to four devices with a Europlug, which is great for chargers, watches, lamps and other electronics.
The main feature is nine days under forks, located in a square building with recesses. Outwardly, all this resembles a cube with neat letter nests, and the backlight not only provides a visual clue, but also adds a little futuristic flair.
A very unusual thing, but definitely a thing! 👌
🛒Buy: 2 170 RUB 1,320
The splitter is made of durable and safe ABS plastic, has a stylish dark blue or white color, dimensions 90x90x60 mm.
Rozetkus-8 is designed to operate in a 220–250 V network with a current of up to 10 A and a power of up to 2200 W.
You can only connect devices that do not require grounding with a four-millimeter plug to avoid overloads and keep the equipment safe. It is important not to exceed the total power of the switched on devices. In short, it is not suitable for powerful devices, but for everything else it is easy.
Some characteristics:
▸ manufacturer: Artemy Lebedev Studio
▸ model: Rozetkus-8
▸ color: dark blue or white
▸ voltage: 220–250 V
▸ Current: 10 A
▸ maximum power: 2200 W
▸ number of slots: 4 pcs.
▸ dimensions: 90×90×60 mm
▸ weight: 200 g
Rozetkus-8 saves space and looks quite unusual. It seems that it will look especially great in a minimalist interior, in which there is simply no room for unnecessary details. Plus, he can also complement it very successfully.
In short, if you need a compact, stylish and safe way to distribute electricity from an outlet between several devices, Rozetkus-8 from Artemy Lebedev Studio is definitely worth setting up. Personally, I really liked it.
🛒Buy: 2 170 RUB 1,320
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Source: Iphones RU
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