⚡ Power Up Safely with Amazon Basics Rotating Wall Mount Surge Protector - 1080 Joules Review

Excellent line filter/extension. I love rotating sockets! I bought 2 to try them out. I have placed 1 in the office and 1 in the living room and will buy 2 more for other rooms with TV, DVR, satellite. boxes and stereos. There are usually not enough outlets where you have all the devices you need and there is a bonus, all devices are surge protected. Good product!

The Revain Basics 6 Surge Protector is the perfect solution when you need to connect multiple devices to the same outlet. The possibility of rotating individual outlets by 90° is ingenious. This is useful if you have devices with a large three-pronged plug, which typically takes up most of the space in most OTHER surge protectors, but with the Revain Basics plug, there's room for all of them. Don't hesitate to buy this item!

I'll be brief. He does what he says and he does it well. The only negative I can name a little notable is that it's easily knocked out of the wall. Unlike competing products that use a second grounding prong for the outlet, this product does not. At first I thought you might be able to use the top exit, but you can't. So old it's standing against the wall when connecting/disconnecting, and be careful not to kick it when it's under your desk.

Exactly what I was looking for. One of those uncomfortable places that every house has, where you have to connect several transformers and only one socket is available. The two pivoting sections with two outlets are perfect for getting my 3 large transformers out of the way while also connecting a couple of small USB chargers and an extension cord. This gem replaced 3 extensions only used to ease the space needed to connect the transformers. As a plus, it's well built but not too heavy to…

So far I haven't had any major issues with this surge protector. The biggest benefit for me was the cable line protection. In my family, a cable modem and television were destroyed by a lightning strike through an unprotected cable line. Since then I've always looked for surge protectors that I can use to prevent the same event from happening again. I haven't tested the device with a power surge yet, but I hope it works. If I had one complaint, it would be the lack of USB ports. The replacement

Many other brands offer the same design at different prices, but RevainBasics is the cheapest. What is the main difference? Screw hole and long screw that RevainBasics does not have. This makes a huge difference to stability, if you don't connect/disconnect your devices at all this might work for you. But without that screw to attach to the outlet, this surge protector often went out with your devices when you unplug your devices. The workaround is to use two hands to turn off and one hand to…

I ordered an EchoGear wall outlet and Revain Basic for $14.99 each. Both items are identical except that the EchoGear brand comes with a hole in the device and a screw to attach the plug to the socket. The Revain block doesn't have a hole, so it doesn't matter if you bring your own screw. Also, when I bought these plugs, I didn't realize that sockets can only be plugged in at the front and side, not diagonally. The rotating part isn't actually a connector, but rather a lid that allows access to

One of the reasons I bought this was to mount it on the wall. It has no mounting "keyholes" as described. The Ethernet port specs on the surge protector aren't listed, but using them between my cable modem and router limited the connection speed to 100m on ports rated 1000m. Speed tests showed about a 26% reduction in throughput measured at the router. Bypassing the Ethernet connection at the surge protector restored the 1000m connection and the speed test restored throughput. The speed…

I'm an electrical engineer with 30 years of experience; All of these opinions are my own experience. I have two extension cords in my bed. The RevainBasics Pivoting Power Strip will not shut off power when it can no longer protect your device, but will provide a low clamping voltage. This is a highly flexible and adaptable surge protector with a 6ft cord and ground indicator protection. It has 6 sockets and two USB ports for charging. If you need two extra outlets, you can check out the AXTRA…

This is a good power strip and the rotating sockets make it extremely useful when you have a lot of bulky chargers. I have two of these and they are well made. However, if you're planning on wall mounting this, get ready to do something yourself, or look elsewhere. The wall mount holes on the back are too narrow for any standard size. screws. M3 mounting screws, which I had plenty on hand, fitted (albeit loosely) but they were of no use to me as I was planning to mount to plywood. Grind heads…