6 outlet US general electrical floor surge protector/ power strip;
Mode no.: A70066
ABS anti-fire housing;
90J/270J surge protection;
ABS anti-fire housing;
90J/270J surge protection;
3 conductors protection;
15A combo switch/ breaker;
SJT 3C*14AWG heavy duty line cord;
UL1449 listed;
15A combo switch/ breaker;
SJT 3C*14AWG heavy duty line cord;
UL1449 listed;
Packing: Sleeve card / double blister/ blister card
MOQ: 3000pcs
Using a power strip has several other benefits that can make life easier and safer for you. For example, you can:
- Attach a power strip to the wall, which can keep you from having to lean over to reach a low outlet.
- Put strips of contrasting color tape around the power strip's switch, or around the borders of the strip itself, to make it easier for you to see.
- Take advantage of the light featured on some power strips that comes on when the power is on—if you can see that light, you'll know immediately that the electricity is on.
- Place the power strip on a table or counter. Plugging appliances into a horizontal surface may be easier for you than trying to finding the outlets on a vertical wall surface.
- Protect your expensive electronics by using a power strip made especially to prevent power surges from damaging computers, televisions, and other equipment.
