Tripp Lite Isobar 6 Outlet Surge Protector, 6ft. Cord, Right-Angle Plug, Tel/Fax/Modem, Metal (ISOTEL6 ULTRA)

I bought this to solve an intermittent popping sound coming through the speakers in my stereo sys. I had isolated and substituted every component, but the popping continued, scary loud at times. Did a little searching, suggesting were that the noise was coming from the ac power lines, inside or outside house I can not say. So I did more research and decided I didn't want to spend a fortune on isolated power supplies or conditioners. The Tripp Lite Ultra Isobar 6 was recommended from various sources got it next day haven't heard a pop since. Absolutely solved the problem no bs no snake oil. I you can only pull so much power through this. I have 2 150w ab monos and 1 25w class a amp but when I add a linear power supply the monos won't power up. It works and it works well. Recomended.

Really nice quality item, would highly recommend for anyone looking for a premium surge protector. I am using it on my sim racing rig and it is great.

A high-quality, robust product with legendary surge protection, 3,330 joules, 6 NEMA 5-15R outlets, 90-degree plug, includes a basic electrical connection check, and a LED that indicates when it needs to be replaced. Highly recommended.

I've been in the IT/Electronics business for over 30 years. During this time, I've tried all of the "high end" surge protectors on the market. For my expensive and sensitive electronics, I exclusively buy Tripp Lite ISOBAR Ultra Surge Protectors. In layman's terms: Tripp Lite ISOBAR Ultra Isobar Surge Protectors filter out more the junk electrical noise, they protect against surges for a longer time, when they've really been zapped they shut off letting you know they're no longer working, they protect multiple devices plugged into the surge from hurting each other, and they do all of this more quickly and effectively than any other surge protector I've ever researched. My only complaint about the Tripp Lite ISOBAR6Ultra Isobar Surge Protector Power Strips is that they're ugly, or at least they look very industrial, and they're expensive. However, for my 200 gallon salt water aquarium, multiple thousand dollar model train layout, and my gaming PC with an Nvidia 4090, nothing else will do! Note that the less expensive Triplite surge protectors also do a good job with surges but they lack the filtering and device isolation. I use them for everything else in my house.

I’ve been using the 4-outlet versions for years to help protect my more expensive electronics. They can be a bit pricey but are a great value if you can catch them on sale. The product seems more appropriate for more expensive electronics like TV’s, stereo equipment, musical equipment, etc. I purchased the 8-outlet model and as expected, it has the same solid construction and feel as my other TrippLite surge protectors. Be aware that depending on the plug types you’re trying to connect, you will not be able to fit 9V ‘wall warts’ side by side on every outlet, as the spacing between outlets is limited. Also, the cord connects to the plug at a set 45 degree angle, which can sometimes interfere if you’re sharing a duplex wall outlet with something like timer, since the timer has to plug into the lower outlet and the TrippLite has to plug into the top outlet and ends up making contact with the timer. Not really an issue having the ability to swivel the cord connection would be a nice feature.