Eaton Tripp Lite SPIKECUBE Single Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip, 600 Joule Rating, Diagnostic LEDs, Portable Direct Plug-in Outlet Extender, Lifetime Manufacturer's Guarantee & $5,000 Insurance

I recently got the Outlet Portable Surge Protector Power Strip, and it’s been a lifesaver for keeping my devices safe and powered up. It’s super compact, so it doesn’t take up much space in my bag or on my desk, making it perfect for travel or working from different spots around the house. The surge protection feature is great—gives me peace of mind knowing my electronics are protected from power spikes. Plus, the multiple outlets and USB ports are super handy for charging several devices at once. I’ve used it to power my laptop, phone, and even a small lamp, all at the same time, without any issues. If you’re looking for a portable, reliable power strip that offers surge protection and extra outlets, this one does the job perfectly. I’m really happy with it!

I read reviews that said the single Surge Protector takes up the switch plate... the 4 singles Surge Protectors I ordered allowed for another plug if placed at the bottom. I ordered a 3 plug Surge Protector from this Brand for an area that needed multiple access. All from the same brand, all well made, heavy quality and all work properly when directions are followed: Plug the item into the surge protector first and then plug the surge protector into the wall socket.

I live near the Tampa Electric Company, and for some reason they have issues with power bumps and surges, and of course during he summer we are the lightening capital of the US and this little protector keeps many of the things in my house safe. The washing machine, the garage door opener, my fridge (2nd one!), my freezer (2nd one), my wine fridge (2nd one) and many other items throughout my house. Great price for the safety and functionality. These are silent and are easy to plug into a grounded outlet. No matter where you live, know that these are trusted in an area of the country where they are needed most.

Tripp Lite SK3-0 3 Outlet Portable Surge Protector Power Strip, Direct Plug In This is a very good surge protector, even better if you can get it at a good price. Per the label (see photo, L to R it's the Belkin, Monoprice, then Tripplite) it's tested/listed per UL1449, the standard for Surge Protective Devices (SPD). The Voltage Protection Ratings (VPR) are among the best -- I've seen VPR from 400 to 800 V (lower is better), and the Joule rating is decent. Here is how the Tripplite and two other surge suppressors I own rate: ___________________________________VPR______ Brand _____ #outlets __ PN _____ L-N _ N-G _ L-G __ Joules Tripplite ___3-outlet SK3-0 ______ 500_ 500 _ 400 __ 660 Belkin _____1-outlet F9H100-CW _400_ 400 _ 400_ 1080 Monoprice _1-outlet 115877 ____ 500 _ 500 _ 500 __ 540 (L-N = Line to Neutral, N-G = Neutral to Ground, etc.) I've used multiple Tripplites for years without any issues. Tripplite has a similar 1 outlet but it's almost the same price as this more versatile 3 outlet. The Monoprice came in a nice eco-friendly cardboard box; the Belkin and Tripplite came in nasty plastic packages. When plugged into a duplex wall outlet, all three still let you use the other outlet (with the Tripplite plugged into the top, and the Belkin and Monoprice plugged into the bottom outlet). The Belkin has the best specs but usually a higher price. I've bought all three of these when the price dipped to around $6-7, often the price is higher like $9-11. I'll buy more of any of these when the price drops down, but I'll tell you what I will NOT buy: anything without UL1449 testing, anything with a 600 V, 800V or higher VPR, or something that advertises a lot of Joules but I can't find out the VPR. For surge protectors I'm more concerned about a good (low) VPR than I am about Joules. Joules indicates how much energy it can absorb before components in the suppressor blow and it no longer protects. Surges vary but let's assume a typical surge had 100 Joules of energy in it. Would you like to have a 800 V (bad) 2000 Joule (great) "surge protector" that lets 800 Volts through to your TV/microwave/computer/washing machine/etc. 20 times before the protected light goes out? I wouldn't. I'd rather have less voltage hitting the expensive device I'm trying to protect, and when the protector burns/wears out, I'll replace it. BTW I think I've only seen 1 time where the protected light went out in my decades of using them, and I have around 20 of various types (they might wear out faster if you live where there are more frequent lightning strikes). I recommend putting a surge protector on every appliance you have that has an electronic (microprocessor-controlled) control panel. If you have an ancient air conditioner, dishwasher, washing machine or microwave with all mechanical controls, you're lucky because it's lasted so long and it's not that vulnerable to surges. But for everyone else, protect your investment with a UL1449 listed Surge Protective Device like this with maximum 500 Volts VPR. The Tripplite says it filters RFI/EMI noise but doesn't state any specs. The Belkin claims to have up to 43 dB noise reduction from 150kHz to ~100MHz. 43 dB is good, but it's the maximum over that frequency range, so no way of telling how little the noise reduction might be at specific frequencies. The Monoprice doesn't claim to do any RFI/EMI filtering. Also the Tripplite and Belkin offer limited lifetime warranties and connected equipment warranties but the Monoprice does not. I have no experience trying to make any warranty claim on these.

Essential copper ground devices that could save you a bundle in electricity, prevent a fire and save the plug from an accidental occurrence. I purchased several of these grounds, because I was under the impression somebody was stealing electricity and plenty of these devices solved that mystery.

Works good for our purposes and keeps electrical items off our carpeted floor.

Satisfied

Appears to be working as intended and has no problem handling the load needed by our air handler in the attic. I only needed to protect a single device and didn’t want it hanging off the outlet risking it coming loose over time. I’ll return and update the review if anything changes.

My fiancée's flossing electric toothbrush had such sensitive safety features that it would not work properly in her bathroom's GFCI plug. On the advice of the toothbrush's technical representative, we bought this single-plug inline surge protector (after reading reviews), and it absolutely solved the problem!

buen producto si cumplio con lo que necesitaba

This product arrived in a surprisingly short period of time. It presents exactly as described in the product description. I presently have it protecting my newly installed garage door opener and it's working great! I would recommend it to anyone who's looking for a single-plug-in surge protector. I especially like the indicator lights for both the current and the ground circuit. They are easily visible on my ceiling in the garage, where I presently have the surge protector located.

Came in as described. It seems to work well, not having been tested in a power surge yet. The only thing was that one of the three prongs was a bit loose. The ground pin was fine along with one of the two flat blades, but one was a bit loose in that it would slightly rock a bit back and forth. I was trying to remember if I'd seen this in the past with three pronged plugs similar to this style of plug, to see if it was normal. I think I had and that I wouldn't have had any problems with it. I was a bit concerned so I contacted Tripp-Lit technical support and was told that it was normal, and that some of their products are like that where a blade might be a bit loose. I asked if it was a screw or the plastic housing perhaps wasn't as tight around the blade, and he said it was the plastic housing. Anyhow, if this review helps anyone I am glad I'll help you to avoid having to call or search this up.

Cumple muy bien