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Very logical layout of ports for all the different plug shapes that are out there...

Right angle plug, high joule

Have been using Isobar metal surge suppressors along with other supressor designs (non-MOV) for over 15 years. I have seen the Isobars in action. A friend's house was hooked up 'incorrectly' at the pole, and everything electric in the house was destroyed, including the refrigerator and stove. That was no everyday "surge"; it was a voltage onslaught. The surviving equipment: stereo rack, which was hooked to the isobar. The isobar was a charred crisp inside. Stereo rack components: all in perfect condition.

It has a cord long enough where you can have options where you put your PC and other peripheral plug ins. I like the space they p[provide so that you can plug in the blocky power supplies for peripherals without blocking the space for other products to plug in.

-same old durable quality from over a decade ago -feels like older ones... durable, heavy, product of substance!!

Robust plug options

Ok, so it's heavy and has a high energy suppression rating, and this is great. More important to me is the EMI/RFI filtering and electrical isolation. I plugged in the plasma TV, the stereo receiver, a blue ray player, HD cable box and DVR, and a htpc. I'm a little surprised, but I can tell a slight difference in the TV picture, more in the music, and now my powerline ethernet adapter works - from <18Mbps to >120Mbps.

It fit Has more than enough outlets for a home office.

Durable case and external parts. Useful indicators. Nothing cheesy about this unit. Good (certainly way-better-than-average) quality has been the norm for Tripp-Lite products in metal cases for oh, decades as I remember. The puported electrical design is far superior to the average "suppressor" in terms of cross-receptacle noise, although I haven't yet taken a scope to it or cracked the case to inspect. This isn't a "hey let's throw a cheap MOV across the input line and add a lighted switch" sort of device. Of course you have to pay for that, but no free lunches, right? All in all, functional and respectable - and not a let-down like so much you can buy these days.

this surge suppressor is just perfect. i bought it in order to protect my very beefy workstation setup and so far so good. i love the front switch and as well the amount of outlets. recommended :)

great for the price point, works well!