TRIPP LITE PS3612-20HW 12 Outlets Power Strip 120V Input Voltage 2400W Maximum Power TRIPP LITE PS3612-20HW 12 Outlets Power Strip 120V Input Voltage 2400W Maximum Power

Pros: Heavy solid metal construction, not plastic junk. Good spacing between outlets. As a previous review clearly stated there is no cord attached. Not having a cord is a PLUS because I did not want or need to pay for the 25-foot cord that this model includes from other vendors at more than double the cost (I was quoted $80+ at a local distributor for this exact one with the cord). At under $32 this is an awesome deal for this strip! Received very fast shipping - was delivered the next day.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Giving a lower rating for not having a cord is absurd. The knock-outs at each end are larger than most cord wire, so I decided to leave them in place so as not to have a space for something to crawl in there and build a nest. I imagine you could shoot some silicone in there to close it off though.

Instead of making a permanent cord, I decided to build a short double-ended plug for a cost of about four dollars and a few minutes of my time. One end plugs into the source outlet, and the other into an outlet on the strip. There is no excess cord, it stays off the floor, and if it needs to be moved in the future I can simply unplug it and then it's like new again. Obviously in this configuration, there may be a potential hazard if someone unplugs the strip side and touches the plug (mounting strip under the desk & keeping it away solves it).

Pros: Quality construction, good spacing.

Cons: While this is a quality product I have to take off 3 stars because there is nothing in the specifications that tell you that this power strip does not come with a power cord and MUST be hardwired, not the "allowed" as indicated. "Knockout panels for 3/4 inch conduit fittings allow permanent hardwire installation"

Other Thoughts: This item seems like a bargin until you account for your time, mileage and parts cost to actually get it working.
Came with wire nuts for positive and nuetral but not for ground, so I had to buy a connector for nuetral, service entry plug and pig tail cord. All in all it cost about $10 more than the same triplite strip with the built in cord and took about 3 hours of time (including travel time) to get working.

Pros: Nice spacing between the plugs, you can mount it by taking the top cover off and screwing it to the wall or table though the back.

Cons: Looks fine so far.

Other Thoughts: Pay attention to the picture and notice there is no plug coming out of the side of this power strip. You have to wire it yourself, it's not hard, just cut the end off of a standard power cable, but it seems kind of strange to me.