Tripp Lite TLP1208TELTV 12 Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip, 8ft Cord, Right-Angle Plug, Tel/Modem/Coax Protection, RJ11, & Dollar 150,000 Insurance Black

The Tripp Lite TLP128TTUSBB 12 Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip is a versatile, high-quality power solution that offers great value for those who need multiple outlets and USB charging options. With its robust surge protection, spacious outlet layout, and additional USB ports, it’s perfect for managing multiple devices in your home or office. Whether you're protecting electronics or simply charging your devices, this power strip delivers performance and peace of mind.Pros:12 outlets provide ample space for multiple devices.2 USB charging ports for convenient charging.High surge protection rating (2,340 joules) to safeguard electronics.Compact design fits easily into tight spaces.Durable, reliable construction from a trusted brand.

The Tripp-lite Protect IT TLP128TTUSB Surge Protector is a good value. The surge protector is rated at 4320 Joules (the higher the number, the more protection it offers). The 12 outlets are nicely spaced for power adapters and standard power cables. There are two USB ports for charging phones, headphones etc. People seem to mistake the phone ports for ethernet, this surge protector does not have ethernet ports!With typical Tripp-lite quality, the TLP128TTUSBB offers good protection. This replaced power strips that were overloaded and offered no surge protection. It is recommended to get a good surge protector to prevent damage to expensive electronics.

Works excellent. Easy to use, lots of plugs with good spacing. The phone lines to me are a bit outdated but they don't get in the way.

This protector went through three power outages within days of being purchased - fortunate timing!The devices are safe and the protection is still active. I'm not sure how many more outages it will last but it has done its job so far. Unlike the better, pricier and more compact sibling (in the metal casing) it does not suffer from the annoying fuzz noise. It isn't rated as highly but I kept that in mind when installing it where I did.Lastly, despite being very big, the unit does have issues with the outlet spacing. Too many devices have awful bricks or plugs and I have 2 empty outlets because they're so close to each other. It would have been 3 but I was able to just connect the plugs without overlap. I will not make it 3 stars because it is doing its job, it isn't annoying me, and it has the extra grounding for some of the outlets.

Reliable, with good size extension cord and many plugs for connecting all type of office electronics

I have Tripp-Lite protecting all my small kitchen electrics and also a digital piano, but Belkin surge protectors on my TVs and home theater equipment. Recently, my main TV came unplugged overnight — which was strange because the plugs are behind an entertainment center and it had been working when I last used it. When I went behind the entertainment center to fix it, I found another item that I assumed was unplugged but was actually still plugged into the Belkin but but no longer powered. I moved the TV and as many of the components to a small surge protector and then ordered this 12-outlet replacement. I was initially annoyed that despite being a PRIME member shipping was expected to take a week, but fortunately I was able to receive this ahead of schedule.I was skeptical that all 12 outlets could be used once the AC adapters were in place, but everything in my entertainment center hooked up to this surge protector. Upon removing the old Belkin, I literally heard debris rattling around inside. Apparently it had taken a big hit and did its job but instead of completely dying was continuing to give the appearance that it was protecting my equipment. If it weren't for the bizarre fact that my TV came unplugged overnight, I might not have realized what was going on. (Probably saved my expensive SONY TV.)In the Customer Q&A one thing that caught my attention about this product is that it is no longer expected to run once the surge protection capacity is expended. That's a plus because on many surge protectors they continue to operate like power strips even after they no longer have the capacity to protect attached equipment. All three LED lights on my Belkin — red, green and yellow were illuminated but it continued to operate to the endangerment of connected equipment. And since I couldn't see the LEDs behind my entertainment center, I missed the fact that it was no longer doing its job.This Tripp-Lite arrived in the nick of time. It's the highest-rated joules (>4,000) I could find for the price with the most amount of receptacles. Initially I was debating an upgrade to a power conditioner and Automatic Voltage Regulator but none of them had enough outlets and I was cautioned about daisy chaining a surge protector to the back of an AVR. I then very nearly went with Furman (brand used by musicians) but despite describing their products as "line conditioners" their joule ratings were lower (or in some cases not even published) and the RFI/EMF specs weren't any better than Tripp-Lite. All in all, I think this was the most bang for the buck.

Excellent surge protection. If it’s hit , it will stop working so you know not to keep using it.

Powerstrip works exactly as expected. I enjoy the layout of the outlets, and it lets me plug everything in exactly how I want. A few wider outlets for the wider plugs, and plenty of narrower ones for the common plugs.