Garden extension cords

Garden Extension Cords - Your Energy Where You Need It

Have you ever been frustrated by the lack of a power outlet in your garden when you need it most? Garden extension cords are your solution!   These inconspicuous devices can literally move energy to where you need it, turning your garden into a true oasis of comfort and functionality .

Types of garden extension cords - from simple to advanced

We have a real wealth of garden extension cords in our offer. Wondering which one will be best for you? It depends on your needs! We have garden posts with 2 sockets (2xGS), ideal for small projects, as well as those with 4 sockets (4xGS) for more extensive installations.

In my experience, posts with 4 sockets are great for larger gardening jobs or outdoor events.   It's like having a small power plant in your garden - you can connect a lawnmower, trimmer, garden lights at the same time and still have room for a phone charger!   And if you need something for simpler tasks, I recommend the 2xGS model. It's a Swiss army knife among extension cords - simple but reliable.

Technical parameters - the devil is in the details

Do you know what's best about our extension cords? Their versatility and safety! All our models are IP44 rated, meaning they're splash and dirt resistant. Imagine being able to water your lawn without worrying about the safety of your connected devices!

From my own experience, I recommend paying special attention to parameters such as current intensity (16A) and voltage (230V). These are key elements that determine what devices you can safely connect . Think of it as a stomach - the bigger it is, the more it can "digest".

How about a 3x1mm² OWY cable with a length of 2 meters? This is standard in our garden posts. It gives you flexibility in positioning the post, while ensuring a safe power supply.

How to choose the perfect garden extension cord?

Choosing the right garden extension cord may seem complicated, but don't worry - I'll help you! Here are a few tips:

• Number of sockets - think about how many devices you want to connect at the same time
• Cord length - think about where you will be using your extension cord most often
• IP protection class - the higher the level, the better the protection against water and dust
• Power - match the devices you plan to connect
• Additional functions - some models have switches or surge protectors