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-8 foot cord, which is quite flexible and thick. It’s not going to fall apart anytime soon. -12 outlets. That’s more than enough, and they’re sturdy. -3780 joules of protection! For the price, that’s an amazing deal of performance. -Price. I bought mine at $19 USD each, and the shipping was fast and well packaged. -Cable management. I’m used to having my wires all over the place, so this definitely laid a helping hand in fixing my horrific management. -Mounts to wall. -Sturdy build, and relatively compact. -Looks nice! -Not grounded light.

Does its job

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

-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

Works great.

If you live rurally or anywhere power outages or storms happen a lot, then this is a good choice. It works as advertised. Lots of room and color coding.

I have the Altec Lansing VS4121's. On the previous surge suppressor (GE SU93960), the speaker system produced a low frequency hum that was rather annoying (but was quiet enough to forget that it's humming). I think it was at 60Hz. But with THIS surge suppressor, it is totally silent (there's still something, but I have to listen very, VERY carefully in order to hear the difference between On and Off). Tripp-Lite also included three 6' cables: for coaxial, network, and phone, and the network cable is CAT 5e. I mean, they could've just stuck a CAT5 in there and maybe saved even a little bit more money.

Don't go real deep in rack don't get real hot plenty of space between outlets.

Good size. Worked well for my computer stuff.

I recently moved into a new construction house, Dec 2010. Upon moving in, my treadmill began to trip the 15 amp circuit breaker. It previously had no issues and 15 amp was the requirement. I had even tried it in a 20 amp dedicated outlet. Come to find out, new North Carolina regualtions require the quick trip circuit breakers in new construction. This surge suppressor fixed the problem. I can use the treadmill (it is an upper model Sole treadmill so the amps spike on start up) in every mode, incline and speed and it has yet to trip the breaker again. There were several types that claimed to solve the problem, most were more expensive. This is the only one I tried but with 4 outlets and no more problem I highly recommend it.