🔌 Tripp Lite 2 Outlet Travel Surge Protector Power Strip: Portable & Direct Plug In with Tel/Modem Protection, Plus $50,000 Insurance Review

I bought the "network" version of this surge protector after all the devices in my house that were connected to the ethernet cable were destroyed by lightning. I love its size and the extra outlet on the side, but it REALLY slowed down my internet speed. The speed went from 180 Mbps to less than 25 Mbps when the ethernet cable went through the surge protector. I didn't see any mention of top speed or anything like that in the description, so I feel a little underwhelmed with this purchase. I…

I love my Belkin forks with preset timers but after 3 of them stopped working I looked for alternatives. I found a Tripp Lite and bought 2. I found that the top got very warm when idling, even without activating the timer. The higher temp around the button didn't go away so I don't trust the 2 units I bought and always turn them off before leaving the house. Is it normal for the top to get very hot? The description claims very low standby power, but with the warm tops, I feel like my two Tripp…

Everything is fine. Not good. Features are as expected, 2 USB and 4 outputs as described. They should include 6 outlets. There's no real reason why they couldn't have it. The torsion plugs are what I bought this for, hoping I can use them to plug in custom sized plugs at the same time. It's not like this. The jars can be rotated, but can only be used in a right-angled position. It's hard to describe but due to the tight layout rotating the sockets doesn't really help you do much more to…

I live out of town and we often have power surges during storms that fry our DSL modem (yes we're still stuck with SLOW DSL) . To clarify, the surge comes from the phone line, not the power line, and most surge protectors I've used seem to fall short at protecting the RJ11 connector. After going through 3 modems protected by surge protectors from other branded stores (both the power line and the phone line) I tried this Tripp Lite. Put simply, it absolutely works. This crack protector acts as a

I have about 3 of these units and plan to buy more in the future. They really help a lot with socket expansion and have a nice light indicator to show if something is properly grounded. I have to say it's a good product and worth the price especially if you don't want to be constantly plugging extension cords into extension cords which I had to do before I got this one. I've never had a single outage and they seem to be able to handle a lot of electricity as one of them has a lot of equipment…

I like the shape of the product, the fact that it screws onto the mounting plate and that the end caps rotate. overrated. I have an AA battery charger that shows how much current is being charged, up to 2.0 amps. Since this device is rated at 3.4 amps, it should have no problem delivering 2.0 amps into a single outlet. I've used this charger with a few other USB adapters and it's always been fine, but with this unit it doesn't seem to be able to deliver more than 1.5 amps. It is possible that…