Opentron OT4126: Premium 12-Outlet Heavy-Duty Metal Surge Protector Power Strip with Mounting Parts, 4ft Body & 6ft Power Cord Review

I installed this on an 8ft workbench where I used to have a regular 6 outlet internal power strip that was always loose and wobbly. While I wouldn't use all of the outlets at once, adding another four feet or so to the length of the cord helps. The cord is a standard 6 foot length, it would be nice to have a few more feet as I only have one outlet on the wall in my garage. What I like about it is that you have the choice of how you want to mount it on the surface. You can mount it firmly with…

I needed a power supply for my workbench in my garage and it fitted perfectly. Installation was easy with the included hardware: just screw the clips into the wall and the extension fits snugly. The sockets are spaced just over 2.5 inches apart, which not only keeps all your cables from sticking together, but also gives you plenty of room for those odd-shaped plugs. The power cord exits at one end at the top or bottom (depending on how you mount it), not at the "tip end" (see the product photo…

Wall warts" with heavy cords to block the nearest outlet even at long range. Opentron outputs are NOT parallel so interference is never a problem. Many People use this type of surge protector in workshops and I'm sure it's a great use.Mine is for something else which is a home stereo/TV/data center.With two PCs, powered front speakers (the bass speakers have their own amps) and about The power cords failed for half a dozen components, not to mention an antenna, RC charging station, a few tubes,