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Reeco workstations
Power distribution
Soldering station, extraction, instrument, monitor and chargers quickly add up to eight or nine outlets at one bench. A power strip hanging loose under the top becomes a problem during height adjustment. Reeco strips mount to the perforated frame or the suspension rail and travel with the workstation.
Every version contains an automatic circuit breaker and electronic surge protection, so a short circuit in a tool does not take half the line with it. Besides the standard nine-outlet version there are Schuko strips with eight outlets and variants for the United Kingdom and North America.
- 9 items
- 1 manufacturer
- Net prices plus VAT
Buying guide
How to choose Power distribution
What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.
Features and equipment
Power strips at a glance
| Version | Current | Outlets | Cord | Mounting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard vertical | 10 and 16 A | 9 | 2.5 m | frame |
| Standard horizontal | 10 and 16 A | 9 | 2.5 m | 750 and 900 mm |
| For suspension rail | 10 and 16 A | 9 | 2.5 m | 750 and 900 mm |
| Schuko | 10 A | 8 | 3 m | free or 750 and 900 mm |
| UK type G | 13 A | 4 | - | frame |
| US | 15 A | 6 | - | frame |
Typical applications
Typical applications: Soldering and rework benches with extraction, test benches with several instruments, computer positions in production, export configurations of complete lines for the United Kingdom and North America, and retrofitting existing Reeco benches.