It is the "thickness" of the cable. The thicker it is, the more current it can handle without its temperature rising.

2 x 1

The maximum consumption of connected devices should not exceed 2400 watts, which is equivalent to the consumption of an electric kettle.

The maximum electrical load that the extension reel can support without overheating. This applies only when the extension reel is fully unwound. When it is wound, the allowable power is lower due to overheating.

IP protection indicates the resistance of an electrical component to dust and water. The first digit (0–6) refers to protection against solid objects, from none to complete protection against dust. The second digit (0–9) refers to protection against liquids, from drips to full immersion or high-pressure water. For example, IP44 means protection against limited dust and water splashes, while IP67 means complete dust protection and immersion up to 1 meter.

IP20

• Protection against solids: 2 → Objects > 12mm (e.g. finger).
• Protection against water: 0 → No protection.
• Use: Indoor areas, dry installations, such as lighting fixtures or computers.

Single-phase

The single-phase extension reel connects to a household or professional 230V AC supply. It is intended for low or medium power devices, such as lamps, computers, or tools. The operating current usually ranges between 10–16A. It is easy to use and transport, but cannot power high-power machines. It is recommended to use cables of suitable cross-section to avoid overheating.