💡 Belkin 6-Outlet SlimLine Power Strip Surge Protector with 6ft Cord, Rotating Plug, White- 720 Joules Review

After 8 months with minimal use (laptop and one lamp) this product has completely failed. Contact the manufacturer for a warranty replacement. The original review: Very happy not only with the low profile fork, but also with the fact that it pivots, allowing for even more mobility and therefore flexibility of use. We added IKEA Kallax bookshelves that reached to the bottom of the walls leaving only a small gap for an exit that they almost obscured. This extension neatly solved the problem, so…

This is a review of a white 6 foot 6 jack extension cord. This is a beautiful splitter; It's amazing how companies can reverse engineer something so simple. So far it works as described. The ribbon I received had a 360° flat fork and an on/off switch. The logo is on the bar and fork (for those worried about fakes). can only be mounted one way - there is space between the plug points, but not enough cons in my opinion - it took me a while to figure out where the on/off switch was - it's close to

My father was looking for an extension cord without a mains filter. These can be surprisingly hard to find since most branded power strips have some form of surge protection or fuse. Luckily I was able to find this article. This is a very thin and very light extension cord, just what he was looking for. A major issue is that it doesn't have a mounting hole on the back, making it difficult to mount on a wall unless you're willing to drill your own holes. It also works great, does what it's…

This is an overview of the 6 ft / 6 jack white extension cord. This is a beautiful splitter; It's amazing how companies can reverse engineer something so simple. So far it works as described. The ribbon I received had a 360° flat fork and an on/off switch. The logo is on the bar and fork (for those worried about fakes). mounted on one side only. There is space between the plugs, but in my opinion not enough. Strip) - Has no indicator light - It's not clear what kind of surge protection it…

It's hard to find ordinary old sockets. Almost everyone wants to add dangerous MOVs to them to provide dubious protection. Luckily it's just a regular outlet with a switch. I use a few of these on the vertical columns of the shelving system that houses our modem, router, network switches, networked storage devices, a UPS, and a serial mode filter that provides real surge suppression technology. The strips are tied to vertical columns with cable ties, which greatly simplifies the connection of…