💡 KMC 6-Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip 4-Pack with Overload Protection, 2-Foot Cord, 600 Joule Capacity Review

DO NOT BUY THESE POWERS! Both only had 1) table lamps connected to 1 bulb and they stopped working after using 3-4 lamps. Nothing else is connected. LOSS OF MONEY!

Straight out of the box 2 light switches don't work and one power light doesn't light up, only 1 of them worked properly, quality control isn't doing its job. All I wanted is what I paid for. To mark

FIRE HAZARD DO NOT BUY! The first time I plugged it in and flipped the switch, sparks flew out of the switch and burned to the floor as they fell. Do not buy this product. DON'T BURN YOUR HOUSE TO SAVE A FEW DOLLARS. It looks like it was hand soldered by someone with no clue. I'm not sure how to check the UL yet, but I'm pretty sure it won't pass.

If you're like me you have all kinds of electronic devices. Most of these devices use a transformer to convert AC power to DC power. The problem is that most devices do not place a circuit breaker before the transformer. So the transformer is always on; it always consumes power as if the device were turned on. I used these extensions to add a switch in front of the transformer. You will be amazed at how much your electricity bill will drop. I didn't go from the usual $250 to around $120 by…

They have a standard socket spacing (28mm OC) which I really wish was 35mm to accommodate almost any wall wart nearby. Best of all, the main power switch that controls all outlets is lighted (an old-fashioned neon light that will soon flash and then stop working), AND there's a red LED to indicate main power (and it will last for years to come). ).BUT the mounting slots are useless: (1) they are too shallow to accommodate the screw head, and (2) they are bricked up at the end of the (too short)