🔌 USRISE Multi Plug Outlet Extender Adapter: 12-Outlet Surge Protector Wall Mount for Home, Office, Dorm Essentials - ETL Listed Review

There are lots of low voltage items in my TV range that need an outlet. I have used an extension cord in the past to get the required outlets. No longer. This gives me 6 outlets on the sides for regular plugs and a 6 outlet area for "Wall Wart" power supplies, of which I can only use 3 due to the size of the warts blocking other outlets. For my purposes this works! Do not connect multiple high current devices (e.g. motor drives or heaters) that are used at the same time. On a 15 amp power plug,

Functionality is ok. Installation was easy enough, it comes with screws of various lengths so you have what you need for your situation. My only disappointment was that it doesn't mount flush to the wall and still wobbles a bit when fully installed. I've experienced the same thing with other outlet extenders. I've used a few that leaned much closer to the wall and it feels distasteful or even dangerous to me, like a small child or pet poking around in the gap between the outlet extender and the

How could you not like this thing? That's great! The only downside for me is that you have to screw the outlet into the plug box for it to be semi "permanent". Because I had to remove the wall plate, this outlet doesn't quite cover the drywall cutout for the outlet, but I can live with that. I was able to plug in all my entertainment devices with spare outlets. It really is a must. A major suggestion for improving the product would be to rotate the top and bottom plugs forward so that on larger

I ordered 6 mains filters. The first installed turned off the circuit breaker and started smoking. The remaining 5 installed with no problems and have been working since installation. I bought it because of the reset function, which I haven't had to use before. I couldn't exchange the questionable one as it was out of stock but I was offered a refund which I accepted. There is one suggestion I would like to make, two indicator lights are extremely difficult if not impossible to see if there is…

I had a messy workspace, especially with all the cords and devices on my desk, especially as I had to use extension cords that didn't fit all my corks. It is designed so that plugs of different sizes fit together compactly. The price also makes it a bargain. Once screwed in (3 screw lengths included) it sits tight and doesn't move (contrary to what some other reviews mention). I've only been using it for a few days and no problems so far. The thickness makes it less ideal for travel but…

The most valuable feature in my opinion is that this unit has a reset switch. So if you draw too much current the unit will turn itself off and you can reset it (really easy too much current when plugged into a microwave, dryer, dishwasher etc.). The last device I had didn't have a reset switch. The reset switch is the feature you really need. It also has a light that lets you know if the outlet is grounded. It comes with screws to attach it to an outlet if you wish. It has 12 fixed sockets…

I can't help but mention the versatility of this socket. Such a thought entered his mind, and it shows in many ways that I can use it. Talk about picking wires off the ground, here's the answer. Furniture can be brought close to the wall, several low-power devices can be placed in one place of the outlet. If I had to complain about anything about this socket, it would be that it is only held to the wall with one screw. Therefore, it must be held with one hand and with the other glue or remove…

Very cheaply made. Plugged into the wall but the indicators don't light up. I gave him a little nudge and the light flickered. Even though I knew the store was good, I took it to another store to be sure. The same thing happened. I opened it up to see if there was a loose connector or open wire anywhere and I found what is pictured. A blob of solder that barely touched/didn't touch the breaker terminal. I fixed it and checked all other connections. If you're wondering if this makes a huge…

I think it's a regular plug but it had half ** instructions. So if I'm doing it right I can't find a support number to call to ask so I used the longest screw that was in the box and since there isn't one anyway I won't tell you that I first removed my original wall plate to install it but it was very very loose, wobbled too much so I removed it and put mine back into the original wall plate and then screwed that connector back on top of mine. but still very very wavy and loose so i just said…