🟡 ShopMAX Pro 31615 NCC31615 Stanley Surge-Protector Power Bar with 9 Outlets, 6-Foot Cord - Yellow Review

I was looking for a strong metal strip to attach to my perforated panel and it was great. I was originally going to put it on a table but holding it higher keeps it sawdust free and also allows you to hang your soldering iron or dremel cable over your workbench instead of dragging it across which is great for me is.

The extension cord looks good on the outside, but inside it's a different story. 4 out of 9 outlets had a broken rear insulating cover. You can see the plastic pieces inside the strip. The metal case is rusted inside. The copper wires are oxidized. Very disappointed that this is Stanley.

I like the design and thought it would work well in the garage. It's a little thin. I wouldn't recommend installing it with the recessed holes on the back, they bend too easily. Also, if you're installing it with tabs on the ends, you'll need to adjust to keep the end caps in place as they won't sit flush with the wall. Good price, does the job, you get what you pay for.

Very satisfied. Well assembled, works well, the yellow color looks neat. No dead or loose sockets. I like the on/off button and the visual indication that the device is on. The socket spacing is good for my shop which has 4 different chargers, 2 cordless screwdrivers, a drill and a work light. There is also one free socket left.

I'm very happy with this power panel, but I'm disappointed that I couldn't choose which side the power cord came out on. It would be nice if you could adjust the rod so that the cable comes out at both ends. In my case I had to install the bar upside down as my outlet is closer to the left side of my desktop. The cable is not very long. Not a big deal, but in an ideal world.

I wonder why this surge protector has more than one plug? Or rather, why doesn't it just have a single USB port and nothing else? Surge protection works if you turn on the night light while the phone is charging. Try an angle grinder? nope Forget the heater or microwave. I'm not even sure what this thing is supposed to be used for, but it's not built to connect more than one thing at a time, let alone tools.

This piece of painted aluminum is the best for recycling. Not sure if "copper" is acceptable inside. Bad internal solder joints will show a turquoise layer of oxidation that looks like something has been pulled out of the ocean. sure protected me here. Since it connects to itself all the plugs that are currently connected, it delivers the maximum internal screaming and screaming about how much destruction can be caused by a single cheap mistake. Save yourself, avoid at all costs.

This piece of painted aluminum is the most suitable for recycling. Not sure if "copper" is acceptable inside. Bad internal soldering points will show a turquoise layer of oxidation that looks like something was pulled out of the ocean. sure protected me here. Since it connects to itself any plugs that are currently connected, it delivers the maximum amount of internal yelling and yelling about how much destruction can be caused by a single cheap mistake. Save yourself, avoid at all costs.

I bought this for my computer desk which is also in my bedroom. I had about 10 different devices on and around my desk that were plugged into a surge protector/power strip but the problem was that I couldn't use all of the outlets as most of my devices have huge transformers that take up two outlets, if only one was used. What a waste. Not only does this power strip have outlets spaced about 3.75 inches apart, it's rated at 600 joules, has a 6-foot cord, has 9 outlets, and is made of metal…

Works as is. I like the bright yellow color. The power cord seems very thick, though I can't tell if it's the insulation or the gauge of the wire. 4 stars because I wish the mounting holes on the end caps were bigger. The slots on the back fit a larger screw head, but nobody likes fumbling with them. The end protrusions made installation a lot easier (using small screws - 2 on each end). These metal protrusions are covered with black plastic caps so you may not see them in the photos. The…