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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.

got it on sale and with free shipping They are all spread out so power blocks will fit with out a problem! Cable is flat up against the wall so it won’t stick out like others do Heave duty wire Unused slots can be covered with the slide covers built in

Works exactly as intended. Many modern homes have an outlet on the wall for a wall mounted TV. I needed surge protection in a compact design, this worked perfectly.

Fast shipping, works well so far

It's 15 bucks and works as advertised. Not much more to say.

Outlets are positioned very well so you can plug in anything and not block the other outlets. USB Chargers are nice! This surge protector is very large, but also surprisingly thin. So I put mine sideways against the wall and it actually takes up less space than my old style surge protector. So a win/win for me.

All the protection one needs, computer related devices, phones, and any device plugged into it. The large space for extra wide power supply's for devices.

good quality, low price, the best you can ever get!

These devices provide isolation from power surges, line noise, under/over voltage conditions, etc. LEDs indicate activity. Also includes internal isolation, so that line noise produced by the devices plugged into its six outlets does not spread between them. I've been using two of these for many years in my home, to protect my computers and audio/video gear. During that time, I've had the power supplies of various items die, but only in devices *not* plugged into these line conditioners. Nothing plugged into them has failed; maybe that's just a coincidence, but it's consistent with the manufacturer's claims, and common sense. Also, although my house has completely modern wiring (all installed and thoroughly inspected in a remodeling six years ago), I still hear the relays in these devices clicking from time-to-time as they automatically correct for under/over-voltage conditions, so there's no question that they are isolating my devices from undesirable electrical conditions.

Decent protection and small size. The OK indicator is obvious without being too bright. Physically solid, plugs in firmly. It's unobtrusive enough that it will still be used by a friend who doesn't know why he needs it for his new laptop.

Overall great product, sturdy build with excellent protection for my new entertainment system.