Review on 💡 Belkin Power Strip Surge Protector - 12 AC Multiple Outlets with 8 ft Long Flat Plug Extension Cord for Home, Office, Travel, Computer Desktop, Laptop, and Phone Charging Brick (3,940 Joules) by Marv Merritt

Made in the Philippines. Maximum load current 10A If you want to de-energize the equipment, it is not necessary to pull the plug out of the filter (or the filter itself from the outlet). There is a big button for this. There are two indicators nearby - the filter status indicator and the ground indicator. The thermal fuse is located on the left side. It is bimetallic, and when overloaded, it turns off the power. Restored by simply clicking on it. The filter housing can be attached to the wall. For this, there are 4 "eared" holes on the back wall. Socket openings are equipped with protective shutters One outlet is located at some distance from the other four. This is done so that you can connect a plug with a large power supply and so that it does not block the outlet closest to it. I would make another one just like it on the other side. Suddenly I have two large power supplies) On the case there is a retractable plastic holder for wires. Pulls out hard. And anyway, I don't use it. Plugs to be connected are located perpendicular to the filter housing. And, if the wires are tucked into this holder, the design looks ridiculous. The filter cable rotates freely through 180 degrees. This does not allow him to break. A very rational decision Good, and most importantly, the right device for the home. It is inexpensive, much cheaper than connected equipment. At the time of a power surge, it will protect expensive equipment from damage. So far it works great, no complaints.