🔌 Woods Pro 4658 Power Strip with 6 Outlets, 10ft Cord - Yellow Metal Review

If you need an office socket, this is a sample. Excess. However, if you work in a store, you should use this type of outlet. It's metal, with a very thick cable and a resettable switch. two large sockets for transformers so that you don't lose any other sockets due to lack of space. The cable is very large unlike most. my ONLY small complaint. Why don't they make 20 amps? If you only have 15 amp circuits, ignore that. Since the 20 amp unit won't work at 3pm in the circuit, they need to install…

I needed this extension cord that was long enough to reach a chain fork that had nothing else attached. I need a heater near my desk standing in a very cold place and so on. Other nearby outlets are in use and the circuit rating is approximately the same as the circuit. On the other side of the room is an electrical outlet on the wall with only bookshelves. There is a small lightbulb, and in the room on the other side of the wall there is only a small lightbulb. Although I won't be using the…

This is a good extension cord perfect for the garage or workshop! The bright yellow color creates a good contrast so you can't trip over it! This allows items to be fully connected to the network. We have a mini fridge, fan and smoking extension and had no unplugging issues or power issues. Does the job well! No complaints here!

A good powerful addition to the garage or workshop. You can also use it in your home if you don't mind the bright yellow color. The main body is metal with black parts made of durable plastic. I love that you can wrap the cord around the ends for storage. The reset button can also be used to turn off anything plugged into it. The long cord makes it more versatile. The label indicates that it cannot be connected to any other sliding power connector. Do not use while hanging on the hook. For…

I like it for many reasons. It has solid if not sturdy construction. It can fray and scratch over time, but I find it picks up its clumps and still works well. It has a thicker coating on the cord. There can be glitches here too, but it would take a fairly deep cut to reduce performance. It has a 10 foot cord. You can move it without worrying about the extension cord. It is light yellow in color and (most likely!) doesn't blend in with its surroundings. You will be able to see that it is power…

This power strip with integrated circuit breaker is really useful for tools in your workshop and garage. Where will you connect 6 devices that are close to each other? This is a well made and durable metal extension with a 10ft cord. There is a built in wire trap on one end and a clip on the side. There are 6 grounded sockets in total, and the outer 2 can accommodate one of the larger block chargers. At the current price of $33.43, this is the best value for a similar industrial power strip. It

I keep one in my basement where the heating is on in the winter to give extra protection from the pipes freezing. Because of its location, I want to make sure the surge protector works in harsh conditions. This one seems perfect. It's a solid steel body (or possibly heavy aluminum). I also use it to connect batteries to various tools. It is very convenient for me to know that the heater is securely connected to the network.

This six outlet power strip is ideal for heavy duty applications. We use ours in the garage, and it can turn on tools and a power-hungry heater at the same time without whining. The strip itself is metal, and the plastic-cased sockets are very durable. There's also a built-in circuit breaker, saving us the hassle of going to the panel at the back of the house to reset the main breaker if we ever use too much power. The cord is ten feet long and very heavy, making it easy to plug directly into a