TRIPP LITE UL800CB-15 10 Outlets Power Strip 120V Input Voltage 15 Feet Cord Length

Pros: many ports, much room, long ac cable

Cons: I wish the ports were mirrored instead of all being oriented to one side.

Overall Review: wall mounting hardware and blanks to cover unused ports

Pros: I use this as a 5.1stereo /HDTV system plug base. 15' cord, metal case, mine is 1-1/2 yrs old and working fine. #1. Tuner amplifier unit (HDMI) #2. Blu-ray unit (HDMI) #3. DVD/ VHS unit #4. LG 32" (HDMI) #5. 8" PSW111 sbwfr #6. am/fm clock Bought another to help over in the pc corner ~!!

Cons: None to report at this time.

Overall Review: Still working great: 10/13/2019

Pros: Heavy Duty, Metal case Outlet Strip with NO SURGE PROTECTION. It's becoming harder to find Outlet strips without the ubiquitous MOV based surge protector which inherently can and often do more harm to your electronics. I needed an outlet strip with widely spaced outlets in a compact (no more than 2-foot wide) form factor, it needed to be metal and have it's power switch protected. I have replaced the 15-foot cord with a short 6 inch cord because I am plugging this unit into a SurgeX SA-82 Series Mode Surge Eliminator. My power requirements are not high. This unit will be protecting a pair of FLECK 5600SXT control heads for a "Whole House Carbon Filter" and a "Water Softener" as well as for a new "Water Heater" with a separate "Powered Anode" which is non sacrificial. If you need to have the power cord on the left, you can disassemble the unit and rotate the individual outlets, but in my case I wanted the switch and the power cord on the right with the ground plug down (not up).

Cons: No cons. This is a no-nonsense power strip with a lifetime warranty.

Overall Review: If you've never heard of Series Mode Surge Eliminators take another look at them. I bought mine on the popular auction site either used or new (old stock). If you have a Water Softener, you'll want to make sure your Water Heater anode is at least Magnesium or if you can spring for it a powered anode which runs a small current through the water and does not sacrifice the anode. The water softener will eliminate the sediment and the powered anode will protect the tank walls from leaks. No reason you can't get 15-25 years out of a water heater when you do this.

Pros: Very sturdy. Power cord is very long. Outlets are spaced wide apart to accommodate large plug in units.

Cons: None.

Pros: * Solid construction, rock stable once mounted with screws. * Wide spacing on plugs, allows wall warts. * Covered power switch, helps prevent "oops!" moments. * Heavy metal plates. Feels really strong.

Cons: * Heavy. * Cord is thick and difficult to route. But that is due to the gauge size so expect that.

Overall Review: Would highly recommend!

Overall Review: We have about 10 of these in various locations and under a range of environmental conditions. They have held up great for over a year. They are well constructed and have given us zero issues.