6A 3 pin multi plug (Super) — white adaptor with a five-hole front outlet and two-pin outlets on the top and bottom, marked 6A 240V, AC only.
- Plugs into a 6A three-pin socket; marked 6A 240V, AC only.
- Front outlet with five holes, for a 6A three-pin or a two-pin plug.
- Two more two-pin outlets, one on the top and one on the bottom.
- Up to three plugs at a time from one wall socket.
- Total rating 6A — everything plugged in together must stay within about 1.4 kW.
- Compact white body with no cord and no switch.
- For light loads: chargers, lamps, TV and set-top box, router and small appliances.
A multi plug (multi-pin adaptor) lets you run more than one plug from a single socket — handy beside the TV, at a study table, on a shop counter or wherever sockets are short.
This Super multi plug goes into a 6A three-pin socket and gives a five-hole front outlet plus a two-pin outlet on the top and another on the bottom. It is marked 6A 240V, AC only: 6A is the limit for everything plugged into it together, so keep it for light loads and give heavy appliances their own socket.
Where to use it
- TV, set-top box and router at one socket.
- Phone and laptop chargers at a desk or bedside.
- Table lamps and small appliances where sockets are short.
- Shop counters: billing machine, phone charger and small display lights.
How to install
- Add up the watts of everything you will plug in and keep the total within about 1.4 kW.
- Push the adaptor fully into a 6A three-pin socket, then plug in the appliances.
- Switch off and unplug the adaptor when it is not in use, and never plug another multi plug into it.
For 230 V AC mains only. Do not use it for heaters, irons, geysers, ACs or other heavy loads — they need their own 16A socket.
Frequently asked questions
- How many plugs can I use at once?
- Up to three: one in the five-hole front outlet and one each in the two-pin outlets on the top and bottom, as long as their total load stays within 6A.
- What does 6A mean on a multi plug?
- It is the most current the adaptor can carry for all its outlets together — about 1.4 kW at 230 V. It is not 6A per outlet.
- Can I use it for an iron, heater or geyser?
- No. These draw heavy current and must be plugged straight into a 16A socket with a 16A plug.
- Can I plug one multi plug into another?
- No. Stacking adaptors overloads the socket and makes a loose, heavy joint that can overheat. If you need more sockets, have more socket points installed.
- Why is it marked AC only?
- It is made for the 230 V AC mains supply. Do not use it on DC circuits such as solar panels or batteries.
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