Surge protection in the title, and not one figure behind it
Brennenstuhl Alu-Line 19-inch strip, 8 earthed sockets at 45°, aluminium case, 2 m lead
Eight earthed sockets set at an angle so that moulded plugs fit, in an aluminium case built for a cabinet — sold on surge protection that the page never once quantifies.
On the listing
A Brennenstuhl Alu-Line 19-inch power strip, 8-way, with surge protection; an eight-way earthed socket strip with a 2 m cable of H05VV-F 3G1.5 and increased contact protection; a box containing one Alu-Line strip in silver and black, for control cabinets, described as being of the best Brennenstuhl quality; a housing described as shapely, timeless and stable, in aluminium; a 19-inch strip with earthed sockets in a 45° arrangement, suitable also for angled plugs; and a strip named as ideal for building into 19-inch network or server cabinets.
Surge protection, named and never measured
The words are in the title. The figures are nowhere on the page.
No joule rating. No clamping voltage. No response time. No standard named that would imply any of them.
That is the finding, and it is worth stating without softening it, because those three numbers are what a surge protector is. The joule figure describes the energy the protective components are specified to absorb before they are used up. The clamping voltage says at what level the device starts diverting. The response time is quoted in nanoseconds on listings that quote it at all.
All three strips in this hub are in this position, and that says more about how this corner of the market writes its listings than about any one product. It also means the choice between them has to be made on the socket strip rather than on the protection, which is what the rest of this page does.
Eight sockets at forty-five degrees
The fourth bullet describes the arrangement, and it is the most practically useful line on the listing.
Mains leads very often end in a moulded plug whose body comes away sideways. On a strip with square-set outlets those bodies collide, and an eight-way strip becomes a five-way one the moment real equipment is plugged into it.
Setting every socket at 45° lets the plug bodies lie the same way and clear each other. It is a small geometric answer to a common annoyance, and it is why this arrangement appears on strips built for cabinets.
What is not published is a spacing in millimetres. A wide mains adapter is still a question to test rather than to calculate — and no listing on this shelf publishes a spacing.
The aluminium case, and the cabinet it is for
Three bullets circle the same point: this is made to be built into something.
An aluminium housing, described as stable. A supply box naming control cabinets. And a closing bullet naming 19-inch network and server cabinets outright.
The strip is silver and black, and the first bullet adds increased contact protection on the sockets — the shrouding that keeps fingers away from live parts as a plug goes in.
The cable, specified rather than described
Two metres of H05VV-F 3G1.5.
That is a designation rather than an adjective, and it is more than several listings on this shelf manage. It names the cable construction and the three conductors at one and a half square millimetres each, which is what the current rating of the strip rests on.
No indicator
Nothing here names a light.
The consequence is the same on every strip in this hub and it is specific to this kind of product: protective components degrade a little with every event they absorb, and when they are exhausted the strip goes on supplying power exactly as it did before. Nothing changes that you can see or hear.
A protection status light is the only outward sign, and the buying advice for this hub asks for one for that reason. This page cannot report one.
Before ordering
Choose this on the socket arrangement and the housing, which are its real arguments and are clearly published. Treat the protection as unquantified, because the page never quantifies it. And take anything about how the strip is supplied, what it feeds and what protection exists upstream to the manufacturer’s instructions and the local wiring rules — this site reads listings and does not advise on electrical installations.
Availability
Priced from 30 € to 42 € across the German, French and Spanish Amazon stores the day this page was checked.
It is stocked on the British Amazon store as well, in that country’s own currency. The range above leaves those out: it counts euro stores and no others.
The Italian Amazon price runs past 1.6× the cheapest store. A gap that size normally marks a reshipper and not a seller in the country, so that listing stays out of the range above.
In the American Amazon catalogue with no live offer against it: the reference exists, nobody is filling it.
Every figure in this section is what Keepa held on the day this page was last updated. Stock and prices move without warning.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 10 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.