💡 Tripp Lite TLM606NC Power Strip: 6 Outlet Home & Office, 6ft Cord, 5-15P Plug, White Review

Combining reviews here is confusing but I'll try. I bought a 6 outlet with a 6 foot cord. Indicator light is NOT blue. Red neon power indicator. This means that after a few years it will start flashing. LED light would be better. Made in China,

Sturdy and works. I actually wanted to be able to attach the extension to my garage wall and with the metal tabs sticking out on the sides it worked perfectly. I just drilled small holes in them and screwed them on.

Trip Lite is virtually bulletproof. The only requirement is that the ears are pre-drilled. But my hand drill took care of that.

This is a very high quality extension that will outperform all competing plastic models. It's all-metal, with heavy-duty mounting tabs on each end, a reinstallable circuit breaker, and an internally-lit switch. It's more expensive than the ubiquitous plastic junk, but it's worth it.

This is a great heavy duty extension. I use it for my saltwater aquarium. I have many expensive devices that pass electricity through salt water filled with expensive fish. Not a good combo. I bought these units to work on a new tank. I just plug them into a GFCI outlet for added security. Once while cleaning my tank I bumped into a lamp and it fell into the tank while I was working. This extension cord turned itself off as soon as it touched the water. The light was ok, the fish was ok and I…

I'm torn if I give this outlet 4 or 5 stars. Everything in this outlet is true. The only thing I didn't like was that there were no holes on the ends. I wanted to drill this into my standing desk. The problem is that there were no holes in the end. I can probably drill one out, but so far so good. I connected it to an APC UPS. Since this is not a surge protector, this is how you should use this outlet.

UL listed, has a metal body, circuit breaker, 6 foot cable with a quality cap and strain relief and (the main reason I bought it) a safe power switch Home. This allows me to build on that and not worry about shutting down all the computers at once. Don't buy cheap junk, even if it's a little cheaper. is what you want