20 Outlet Heavy Duty Metal Socket Power Strip,15-Foot Long Extension Cord with Circuit Breaker. Mounting Brackets Included,Workshop/Industrial use,ETL Certified

I bought two of these for my garage. I just did an electrical renovation where I added multiple new circuits because I wanted outlets everywhere. Originally I planned on mounting handy boxes with duplex receptacles to the front legs of the workbench, but I wasn't sure how to route the armored cable I was using. It donned on me that I could add receptacles behind the workbench that I could simply plug power strips into. As you can see in my two photos (each showing both power strips on opposite sides of the workbench), this worked great. Since my goal is to always have an outlet within reach, I decided that I might as well get the longest power strips I could find. Believe me--I spent actual days researching on Amazon, and these are the longest ones you can get! As several other reviewers noted, the dimensions given on the product page are incorrect. These badboys come in at right around 54 inches, with 15-foot cords. (That was way more cord than I needed, but it was easy enough to fold the excess under the workbench and secure them with my leftover armored cable straps.) Some other power strips have more individual outlets, but I don't care about that. If you, like me, just want the shortest possible distance between what you want to plug in and where you can plug it in, this is the power strip to get. They were also supremely easy to mount with the included brackets. They slide in behind the power strip at each edge and secure with two screws each. The strip comes with screws, but they are fairly small Philips head screws and I discarded them. Instead, I used no. 8 hex-head wood screws I had left over from my wiring project, because I could use my drill and a nut driver to get them good and secure. My workbench has legs spaced about two feet apart, with a shallow cavity in between (rather like a stud bay). Because of this, I had to put 2x4 wood blocking into one cavity for each power strip. Nothing some cheap angle brackets and a wood saw didn't solve. Besides the length and easy mounting, there are several other things I like about these strips. First, they look nice--not cheap. They have a metal (aluminum) housing that looks good in a shop. I'm sure you can scratch and dent if you're not careful, though. The outlets themselves have an industrial quality to them. They grip plugs really well, which is definitely not the case on some older strips I have. I am not worried a plug is going to fall out. I'm sure it doesn't matter which orientation you mount these in either (horizontal or vertical, and with the ground side pointing either direction). The lighted switch at the end is also good quality. It seems completely mechanical and tactile and is not at all "squishy." It's an easy way to turn everything on or off in one fell swoop. The light is nice in a dark space too. My circuits are 20 amp (code for a garage around here) and this is a 15-amp power strip. That's fine with me. I have no 20-amp tools or appliances, and I don't mind having a little headroom. This strip has a 15-amp breaker, so it will trip before the circuit breaker in my subpanel ever does anyway. Very pleased with these power strips so far. So pleased that I am thinking of getting a third one to have on top of my workbench--not that I need more outlets, but why stop at 40?

The number of electrical thing that have accumulated on my desk is a little silly.. My 3 consumer power strips were full and I had yet another new addition to the desk. Should I get rid of something? Heck no! What I needed was a bigger, better power strip. Enter 20 Outlet Heavy Duty Metal Socket Power Strip with 15ft cord and circuit breaker! When it arrived, I pulled out the old trashy power strips and replaced all 3 with this gloriously engineered power delivery system. All the ways that I adore thee.. let me count the ways.. 1 - The outlets are appropriately spaced so two wall-warts can be plugged in side by side without sacrificing an outlet. This alone is worth the price of admission. 2 - It's mountable, so I grabbed the ole screw driver and mounted this beast right to back of my desk. All those cords that were dangling to the floor are now neatly coiled and out of my foot's kick radius. 3 - The 15ft cord is thick. I'm pretty sure it would support a whole cow provided you could get the cow to stand still on some sort of platform and an appropriate way to attach the cord the platform.. You understand.. it's hefty. I was asked to give stars for "thickness" "sheerness" and "cord length". 5 stars all around. I can't even comprehend why I'm being asked to rate the "sheerness".. This is not a package of nylons or pantyhose. It's a power strip. Don't put your legs in it. Unless you're into that kind of thing.. You do you.

Yes, a wonder! 20 outlets in 4 ft of robust aluminum grade panel. Best option for having the max outlets in the smallest run along your bench. The panel worked fine and looks good. The brushed aluminum effect looks good with any color scheme you may have. Having 15 ft of supply cable is a plus, as the usual 10 ft or less sometimes makes it hard to plug to the source ac outlet in a single shot without using another extension to reach further. I am using at the rear of a test bench, which requires the use of multiple outlets most of time as gear is switched back and forth on the bench. No issues so far. Just buy and enjoy! I found it was worth the little extra for the flexibility of having more outlets. Make sure you do your load planning to avoid overloading the panel, which could happen more easily, as you have sooooo many sockets to play with.

exactly what it's supposed to be. Fit perfect on my work bench

Very good quality, strong and durable. I am using under my desk, but I would not be afraid to use it outdoors daily!

I bought the 20-outlet model, which is advertised as being 50" long with the outlets separated by 2.36" center-to-center. The power strip I received does have 20 outlets, but it is 54" long with the outlets 2.55" on center. Fortunately it fits (barely) where I need it to fit, but buyers with particular space constraints should beware that the advertised length is apparently a mere suggestion. The construction seems good with all 20 outlets able to hold a plug securely. I would rate it at 5 stars if the dimensions were as advertised.

Works great I use it for my stage lighting on top of my rack works excellent was able to plug in all my stage lighting at one time thank you so much

DISADVANTAGES: *The on-off switch is not quite of the highest quality *The length of the power strip can be different from what they claim; for example, if they claim that it's 50 inches long, then it can be nearly 20 inches longer than that *This product is made of aluminum so there is nothing that a magnet can cling on to, other than the 2 zinc-plated steel brackets on the extreme ends, which need to be sprayed with WD-40 and left to dry for 1 week before they are installed to prevent from rusting in the future ADVANTAGES: *The 20 plug outlets are evenly spaced and evenly distributed across the entire length of the power strip *The 20 3-prong female outlets are able to accept up to 20 polarized, 2-prong male plugs, even if 1 blade (the neutral lead plus the ground wire blade) is wider than the narrower blade (the hot lead) of the polarized, 2-prong male plug *Works great!

No issues, works well. Nice long cord makes it easy to plug in even if something is further away. Good spacing between plugs!

I bought this for my video editing computer setup like a work bench sort of thing. It works great and provides a master kill switch if you need one.

Using this for a recording studio where I had power bars plugged into power bars (plugged into more power bars). This has created a neat, efficient studio arrangement - its perfect for what I needed

Vraiment parfait pour les installations avec plusieurs appareils. Conforme à la description.

Awesome works great