🔌 CRST 12-Outlet Heavy-Duty Power Strip - UL Listed for Kitchen, Office, School - 15 Amps, 15-Foot Power Cord Review

Fits perfectly on the edge of my desk. The outlets are a bit close but as there are so many there is enough space for everything. Yellow plugs are clearly visible. Easy to assemble with included hardware, although I used my own screws. I didn't need the 15 foot cord since my outlet is nearby, so I recycled the cord with a right angle plug, cut it to length, and replaced it with the original. The block was easy to disassemble, but I had to solder a new wire to the rest of the old one, something…

I bought this extension a few months ago as I was expecting to need it when building my wood workshop. I pulled it out a few days ago and wanted to plug it into my desktop. Unfortunately I lost the separate wall mount that comes with the bar (which makes mounting much easier than mounting holes on the back). I contacted CRST through Revain and asked if I could purchase a replacement. They replied the same day and offered to send a wall mount for free. I have purchased other products from CRST…

I needed a long cord power strip for use in the garage. This works perfectly. I don't have outlets at the front of my garage, but the longer cord allowed me to connect to the ceiling next to the garage door opener and run an extension to the front of the garage between my two doors. So far I haven't had any problems with this device, I couldn't be happier.

I currently have several outlets daisy chained, either due to a lack of connections or insufficient cord length. Those 12 ports cover all of my room's power outlet needs, and the 15-inch cord gives me a lot of flexibility when it comes to where to place my desk. Finally, the metal construction is very durable! I've bought plastic ones in the past where the case and/or output jacks started to loosen as I used them, but that shouldn't be the case here. The first port seems to be much more…

I would like the bushings to be strong and longer for easier attachment; Screws and brackets make this possible. Being thin and long is great for placement. I love the length and thickness of the cord. I mainly use for chargers, monitors, desktop processors; Lightweight material coupled for quick cuts with an electric saw. Overall, its effectiveness does what it needs to do when not abused. Think it'll last, it's designed for use outside of schools, offices and AV video club churches for…

I currently have several sockets in series, either because of missing connections or not enough cable length. Those 12 ports cover all of my room's power outlet needs, and the 15-inch cord gives me a lot of flexibility when it comes to where to place my desk. Finally, the metal construction is very durable! I've bought plastic ones in the past where the case and/or output jacks started to loosen as I used them, but that shouldn't be the case here. The first port seems to be much more compact, I

I was looking for at least 9 outlets under 2 feet so this was a good choice with 12 outlets in such a small space. This is well achieved through the use of a profile that cleverly supports the mounting brackets in a channel on the back of the strip. Two types of brackets are available so brackets can be used at either end of the strip or in the middle for a flush mount. The screws provided are not of the highest quality, so be sure to drill a large pilot hole. I attached the strip to the…

I was debating whether to buy this or one with a switch guard. I've had so many different types of chargers in my garage including Artisans, Ridgid, Ryobi, Dewalt and most recently Kobalt. It already occupied five sockets and I really had nothing left of the typical six circuit breakers. It also took up a lot less space and I was able to fit all my chargers in front of the outlets. This also leaves me with many other sockets to connect. I don't have any sensitive stuff in the garage to hook up,