Quality has its price and is yet inexpensive

After I had bought some time ago independently two Brennenstuhl Outlet Strips with whom I am very satisfied, I grabbed the cold horror when I saw on television a report on how fast cheap bars can be of the fire due to overheating and possibly a whole house destroyed. A few minutes browsing the Internet took me again to the brand Brennenstuhl (as is the name hopefully not program). After a tour through the house, I had determined how many and how large strips I needed or wanted to replace. I researched the prices and came to less than 100 euros for 5 strips of four and a six bar. That alone was worth the thing all, finally a fire insurance is much more expensive and for that I pay every year.

Three days after the order the strips lay ahead. Both versions in the same, very good quality. The finish is extremely stable and the materials are of high quality. Even the power supply cables provide high robustness through its large cable cross-section. The illuminated on / off switch is in the current series (Aluline) provided with the now typical symbol for on or switched-off device (from a bar broken circle) and makes an indestructible impression. The outlet openings are seconded degree angle at 45, yielding easily can put side by side and 90 degree connectors. In addition, a child protection is also integrated in the plug holes. This is a slight resistance when inserting nuts, but the robust overall impression only further underscores.

The design is a matter of taste of Dia, I like it very well in the Aluausführung. In addition, you can still afford the screw on the wall and any excess power cable roll up cleanly along the edge connector.

No more brown spots in cheap bars, no broken or flickering lights switch more and not warm or even hot power line more. I'm assuming that I once invested properly and I never have to make serious thought to this issue, because here is true the saying: Who buys cheap, buys twice. And from my experience, also quite more often than twice.

I can recommend the strips without restriction and should I do it again have demand for power connectors, then it will be that of Brennenstuhl be back. And no, my enthusiasm is genuine and I do not work for Brennenstuhl.