Tripp Lite Protect It! Surge Protector, 7 Outlets, 25 Ft Cord, 1080 Joules, Light Gray

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I have used so many of their products. I have actually had to make a claim and it was so easy to do. They stuck by their warranty and even sent a new power strip (not this particular one). If you’re worried about your devices being protected, ALWAYS trust Tripp-Lite!!

I bought two of these as part of my standing desk setup. I needed long cords so that the desk could raise and lower without dramatically ripping the power strip out of my desk, or the chord out of the wall. I chose to buy this model over others because after working around IT data centers for many years, I came to understand that there is a reason for more expensive electrical components, and that Eaton is a trusted brand in the commercial space. The power strip is noticeably more robust that many others, and is U.L. listed, meaning that it has been tested by an independent lab against a set of safety standards. Experience tells me that some cheaper power components use thinner conductors inside, and generally cheaper construction. If I have to pay an extra several bucks for this, it is very much worth it for me.

Bought this based on so many rave reviews. I agree -- really great product. Nice long, thick cord and has 7 outlets, so I can plug in a lamp and all the "doodads" from my power recliner (power pack, remote, etc.) with ease. Slimline design makes it look nice, not bulky. Will DEFINITELY buy Tripp surge protectors from now on --- worth the money --- a great product !!!

I needed a surge protector/outlet for some non-critical electronic/electrical equipment. It seems sturdy enough, the switch functioning is crisp and I liked the long power cable. That being said, the 1080 Joule rating is adequate for my application; however I would not put any high-value electronics on this suppressor. I have the Triplite 8 socket Isobar model for that. At 3840 Joules and a 12 amps CB plus filtering, I feel that Isobar model is a better fit for my specific high value equipment. Bottom line - not all surge suppressors are created equal. It is incumbent upon the buyer to match capability to requirements; doing so will lessen the chance of a mismatch and disappointment later on.