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Brennenstuhl Travel adapter IT - CH

Article 274320

available from external warehouse

Free shipping
Purchase on account / partial payment
Pickup possibility in ZH

CHF 17.95

3% discount for prepayment: 17.40

Description

Brennenstuhl travel adapter IT - CH
Adapter for Italian plugs to Swiss sockets

Compact design
Reliable plug adaptation
Can: Italy El Salvador Maldives San Marino Chile
USB charging ports: None

The IT / CH travel plug from Brennenstuhl lets you connect your devices with Italian plugs to Swiss sockets. The Italian connector model is also used in the Vatican, San Marino, Chile, Egypt, Libya and Ethiopia.

Brennenstuhl: quality? with certainty

Quality and safety are top priorities at Brennenstuhl. The family-owned company develops and produces innovative power strips, cable drums, LED and solar LED spotlights, and places high demands on design and function: The high-quality Brennenstuhl products in the electronics and electrical engineering sector are characterized by an inventive spirit and passion for the better. The Brennenstuhl company was founded in 1958 in Tübingen, southern Germany, by Hugo Brennenstuhl and has been a subsidiary of the company in Switzerland since 1970.