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These are great surge protectors. We've been using these for more than 20 years. The enclosure is metal and is industrial-like. I use them for all of my electronics, heck my college uses these for all of their computers (300+ computers). They help protect your expensive electronics, I've never had anything damaged when hooked up to one of these. The cable is nice and long, 12' allows you to hook this up virtually anywhere without having to use an extension cable. If you really need extra cable they sell a 25' version of this product. It also has a right angle plug which is helpful because it saves space. If you work in an industrial environment these are good to use to protect equipment or other sensitive devices. These work very well with Home Theater equipment as well.

great surge protecter with plenty of outlets can plug everything into one without using a bunch of extension cords easy to mount

Works as advertised is the best I can say about it.

Excellent product

-strong construction, doesn't look cheaply made like most -comes with block off plugs for plugs not used, to me that says a lot

Product as described. Prompt shipping. Had a failure in one of my surge suppressors (don't know if it was just a failure of components or an actual overvoltage problem-but it fried the electronics). This was available and I needed one with 6 outlets and 1 additional outlet for my Chromecast, this fit perfectly.

-Cheap -Equipment insurance in case of failure (never had to use this) -Reputable manufacturer -Black -6ft cord instead of 3ft -Dedicated power brick (wall wart) outlet, spaced down from other outlets at the bottom

Does the job fine

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

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.

We have purchased over 500 of these and never had a failure yet.

- Simple, no frills surge protector - Outlet covers

I recently had a massive surge. 3 outlets burned up and we lost a few things around the house. Everything plugged into these puppies made it through just fine. I was playing the TV and Xbox 360 when it hit and my PC was on.

Front and rear power. nice beefy power cord, protected power switch

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.

This is a great power strip/surge suppressor. I purchased it specifically because of the individual power buttons on each port. It works great. I use it in my laundry room for my saltwater mixing station. I have certain things that are always on and certain things that are turned on as needed. This works great for that purpose. I have another one that will be going under my new tank once it's finished.

Longest history of protecting electronics out there Built like a tank with REAL METAL Takes a beating keeps on ticking - 20, 30 yrs What's the point of getting protection then skimping on it GET THE BEST