💡 CablesOnline 6 Outlet Surge Strip, Horizontal Design, 90 Joules, 24 inches (2 ft.) Cable Length, SP-002 Review

These strips were perfect for what I needed. I'm using them in a tutorial setup for CCNE (two routers/three switches). CISCO routers have on/off switches and connect to one lane, while CISCO switches have no on/off switches and connect to a different lane. This allows the switches to be easily turned on and off without disconnecting them from the mains. When not in use. The two foot length is ideal and takes up little space on a small table with a practice case. Plus, the low-profile plug keeps

When it arrived there were loose parts inside. Because of this and the very poor quality of materials, I was immediately worried about plugging this thing into an outlet. I opened it to find out what kind of rattle it was. Came to find a varistor between line and neutral soldered on one side only. In my fright I forgot to take a picture and screw the thing back on. This validated my decision not to wire this fire hazard and to return it as soon as possible. Decided to spend a few dollars less…

Exactly what I wanted. Inexpensive extension cord with angle plugs. Allows less to be blocked by obnoxious giant adapters. Holes on the back for attachment. I used industrial velcro to hide it under the kitchen cabinets. Now we can connect multiple things at once with little play. In search of the right strip, I ended up ordering three or four. It was the cheapest and the best of them all. Nice straight edges for a secure fit and a cord short enough to stay hidden and unrolled (less than 60cm).

Arrived today. Completely dead. Reset/Off rocker switch does not rock back and forth; it's almost like it's set in and loose. I tried a network tester to be sure - nothing. I'm sending it back to replace hoping the next one will be ok. I only ordered BC from all the positive reviews but this one was a total disappointment. UPDATE: Replacement has arrived (thanks to Amazon for shipping within one day). It works! Just note that if you need to go the other way, the cable is set at an angle and is…

I was up and running within seconds of receiving it. It is made of durable plastic and has two mounting holes on the back. The reset button is actually part of the power button. I've found that many surge protectors are now made this way. It easily organizes all types of cords for household appliances in the kitchen (coffee maker, toaster, coffee grinder, blender, etc.). I made a wooden stand for it to elevate it above the tabletop. I like the short 2 foot cord. The surge protector doesn't take

I have a floor socket that powers 5 things: two sloping areas of our breakout room, a service area with usb and sockets, a lamp and a small charger for vaping . Unfortunately, the socket is located directly under the internal electric drive. If a standard straight fork is used, it will inevitably bend or break due to the inevitable movements of the lounge chair. I bought an extension cord with an angle plug for this purpose. However, most rectangular plugs will not work in a floor outlet…