Tripp Lite TLP602: 6 Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip with 2ft Cord & $2,500 Insurance Review

A typical line filter with a switch and multiple outlets. They are distributed fairly evenly, so there are no particular problems. I have an issue with the fork in the wall not being flush with it so there is a bit sticking out which is good or not depending on what you have in that area. If you try to push the TV against the wall you may run into problems. It's right under my desk, so I don't care. The cord at this end is also a bit stiff; You really need to put some elbow grease in it to make

Good price for a 6ft surge protector. We have many thunderstorms in the New Orleans area including several hurricanes. I use surge protectors, but I've found that they degrade over time due to power surges and blackouts. It's H season and I've bought 2 TVs and a desktop in the last 12 months and knew I would find some on Revain, track the price with the Camelamel app and find items when the price is right. I liked this one, I bought that Yhat has separate on/off switches. No more straining to…

Works as it should. There are no problems with this. The only drawback is that everything on the outside is made of <cheap> plastic. When I insert something I have to wiggle it a few times before it clicks through the holes. After doing this enough times it will wear a clean fit and shouldn't be a problem in the future. Otherwise a good product. I have yet to experience a thunderstorm causing power surges through this product so hopefully it will protect my electronics from power surges…

I needed a long cord to reach my room and this product fitted the bill. The cable itself is really thick, which I really appreciate, so it doesn't easily snag and snap when I route it behind things to get to my destination. It has an indicator on it to show it's still protecting. Tripp Lite has the best warranty I have found on their product. Never had to use it but my friend just called and they replaced his surge protector and asked if any products were damaged as they would replace them and…

I have been staying with the Tripp brand for 3-4 years. While it's made in China like all the others, it's *actually* UL listed. Some unnamed surge protectors you've ever heard of might say they're UL listed, but they know what American consumers are looking for on the UL listing, so they're going to lie. This Tripp power strip works really well and I think they get it right when it comes to electronics and electrical devices. I hooked up my small TV, Roku, and DVD player to it, and even during