Eaton Tripp Lite Super-7 White 7 Outlet Flat Plug Surge Protector

I have half a dozen Tripp Lite surge protectors and 3 of these specific protectors. They are all great! One of these had the wifi router and some other small appliances plugged into with no problem. Them someone in the house hold thought it would be a good idea to plug a space heater into it and charge a portable power station all at the same time. The surge protector tripped and protected all of the electronics! While I was out $20ish dollars for a new surge protector that's a small price to pay for what I could've been out. The 7 ft cord length is pretty standard and fits most situations. As far as durability goes these things feel strong. It's not the flimsy plastic you get on cheap power strips. I love the two outlets on the sides. For some devices that come with a brick of a plug these help save so much space / outlets for other devices to plug into. Overall great design and awesome protection from children who don't understand you can't just plug everything into one outlet! 10/10 have bought again!

I searched high and low for surge protectors and found that many of the "best surge protectors" recommended by seemingly reputable websites actually have negligible surge protection. This surge protector was the only one I could find that met all my requirements: 1. >2000 J surge protection 2. Clamping voltage ≤400 V (Important, and not always listed! This is the amount let through to your devices before the surge protection kicks in) 3. UL certification 4. Automatic shutoff (i.e., it won't function as a power strip and keep powering devices after the surge protection wears out; this feature has been confirmed by the manufacturer and is listed on the product's spec sheet, contrary to what Amazon's AI bot told me. This means you know exactly when the unit needs to be replaced, no guessing, because indicator lights aren't necessarily reliable indicators.) 5. Resettable circuit breaker (on/off switch) 6. Flame-retardant material 7. Reputable brand 8. Sufficient wattage (1800 W) Bonuses: Insurance. Great price, considering that surge protectors need to be replaced every few years when the surge protection wears out. Flat, low-profile, angled plug. Design that accommodates 3 bulky chargers without blocking any outlets. 7-foot cord (good intermediate length for many settings, not too long or short).

We researched various surge protector options and also discussed them with our electrician and Eaton Tripp was our top choice. We’re very happy with our purchase and we bought many of these to protect our computer and TV equipment. This is a high-quality item and the design is such that multiple large plugs can fit into the protector. The cord length works out well for our needs and the warranty is an extra bonus that we hope we never need to use.

Twice have had lightning strike close by and take out some appliances because they were not on surge protectors. In fact the one strike hit a tree and fried the computer in two cars near the tree. Learned my lesson after second strike! Purchased Tripp Lite surge protectors since they make a great product.

Bought 2 of these. One for a new PC Build and one for general use. Pro's: The right angle plug is very handy and a must when putting cords behind bookcases, furniture, etc. Safe and reliable. Con's: Cord Length: I wish they sold this model in other cord lengths. Sometimes a 7' cord is way too much. A 3' or 4' cord option would be great for places where one just doesn't need the extra cord. I know I could go with an off brand, but have had way too much success with Tripp Lite to change. Switch: As stated by other reviewer's, the switch can easily be shut off by mistake, and I agree that Tripp Lite needs to address this issue. Incident: I mistakenly put one of these by my birds cage and accidentally spilled some water into the outlets. I immediately unplugged it from the wall, shook it out and tried to dry the best I could. I started to remove the screws to take the strip apart (so I could make sure all was dry) but found that Tripp Lite had used three regular Phillips screws and three one way security screws which forbid me from opening it up. I can understand that Tripp Lite does not want to let anyone void their warranty and not be able to open it as a result, but in my case I had spilled water which already voided my ability to return it. I let the strip dry out for a few days, and plugged it back in and it works, so I got lucky. The ground and protected lights are both on. Whew. :)

I bought this surge protection power strip for my 100 inch TV and subwoofer and sound bar to be plugged into. This particular model works with my set up perfectly. The 7 outlets it has is way more than I needed, and the 7 foot cord has plenty of space for me without being too tight. The cord is pretty stiff but feels heavy duty. I like that the plug is at an angle because I needed that for my set up because I had another plug that went into the same wall outlet that this surge protector went into and I had very limited wall space(about 2 inches or less). I also like the warranty it comes with. Hopefully I will never need to use it. The pictures aren’t great because the tight space I have to work with. I wanted to show them how they were being used. I recommend this product.

After searching for a lot of surge protectors both in Amazon and in physical stores, I believe this is THE best one for the price, clamping and amount of joules it tolerates, by far. Plenty of other reviews explain it better, but basically you *need* the clamping voltage to be as low as possible if you want to actually protect your stuff from power spikes (briefly put it's how much voltage it takes for the strip to detect the surge as such). This one is L-N 330 V - L-G 400 V - N-G 400 V, as low as it can get without the price getting ridiculous. Not only that, but there's plenty of surge "protectors" out there with bigger clamping numbers that cost more. Then there's the joules, which is how much the surge protector will tolerate before turning into a power strip. This number isn't important for the protection of your connected devices, but for its durability before replacement (which you should do if, again, you want to actually protect your stuff).

It is very nicely organized. I used side outlets for block power supplies. I also used on middle outlets for plug in cords.

Purchased due to the side mount plugs which are convenient for large power plugs, e.g. modem and router plugs. Only complaint would be the angled configuration of the unit's plug itself. Wall plug wanted to use adjacent to a divider in new wall unit and angled cord plug would not fit so had to rearrange routing and the components being served. Another reason for purchase is experience with an identical protector which is more than 5 years old and trouble-free.

I have many indoor surge suppressor strips some from Tripp Lite and some from other companies. Most have failed after a few years. They failed in the sense that they still deliver current but the surge suppression is no longer functioning (light is out). Not a single one of the Tripp Lite has failed me even after more than 10 years of use. I'm not saying they never fail. Mine have not. They are built to a better standard than your "no name" brands with low quality control and components and no warranty. They are not very expensive as well. I bought this one on special and for the price you can't find anything better. Another feature that I like is that it has a low profile angled plug. This might seem like a detail but it's not. Since the plug is tilted to the left, any type of other plug can fit on top on a standard outlet. Some have the wire hanging straight up vertical which makes it just about impossible to have 2 things plugged in the same outlet when the power bar is used. Not this one. Also, the 2 side sockets are a nice addition and might become practical at some point. The main wire is thick and the bar is substantial like it should be. Long story short, you will not find better quality at this price.

Su construcción es fuerte y con materiales durables a diferencia de otros multicontactos que están hechos con plástico delgado y poco durable, el de este es de alta densidad y muy resistente. El cable es largo y también de excelente calidad con la clavija en ángulo para aprovechar mejor el espacio. De excelente calidad a excelente precio en Amazon, con entrega muy rápida y atención al cliente inmejorable. ¿Qué más se puede pedir?

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Excelente solución para un centro de entretenimiento, sin problema conecta todos tus aparatos y sus contactos angulados te dan al espacio ideal para eliminadores grandes.