6 Outlet Heavy Duty Surge Protector Power Strip with Individual Switches

Works great in my garage! I currently have it mounted on the wall and have my shop vac and miter saw plugged in. It makes it incredibly easy to turn the master switch on and have my shop vac and miter saw turn on at the same time. When I’m not using the shop vac and miter saw combo, I shut off their individual switches and I’m free to use the other plugs so the individual switches for each outlet are very handy! It’s very durable as I have it mounted on the wall and has an adequate number of outlets for my work bench. The size is just right and it was very easy to mount. My only suggestion is to space the screw holes on the power strip so that it can be mounted between 2 standard wall studs 16 inches on center for unfinished wall mounting. The screw holes didn’t line up like this so I could only put screws on one side of it and I needed to improvise a way to secure the other side of the power strip to the next stud so it was as mounted securely and didn’t move as I plugged and unplugged things.

I purchased this power strip back in late 2024. I wanted the ability to turn the power off completely to my equipment without unplugging it. This fit the bill and then some. This power strip is very sturdy and well built. I've had it mounted in three different locations so far and it has held up to some pretty heavy on/off cycles on the individual switches. I had my first issue with it this morning when I went to flip the plug switch off where my laser is plugged in and it didn't want to turn off. The switch just rocked back to 'on'. Like I said, this thing is nearly two years old and been used well, so I have no problem giving 5 stars, especially for the price point. I just moved the laser plug down one and will continue using it until another switch decides to bite the bullet, at which point, I may just pull it apart and replace the switches myself.

Really happy with this strip. It mounts to the wall on the ends, which is MUCH better than attaching with hidden keyholes. Having a lighted switch above each outlet is very useful and saves both power and extends the life of components not in use. The cable retention on both ends is genius. Wish I had one of these years ago. Because I liked the 12 outlet one so much, I also just got an 8 outlet version. It fit my available space perfectly. I just can't say enough good things about these strips. I think they significantly improve electrical safety as well as simple function. The surge suppression is also much better on these than others.

I purchased this power strip once a few months ago, and just purchased a second one, both for my office! I use the first one screwed at the bottom of my desk to plug in my Mac, 2 monitors, 2 Homepod, 1 external drive, my Echo Dot and a few other things. What I love about this is: 1. It has 12 slots that are perfectly spread out so that all of the power plugs, even the bulkier ones, fit nicely next to each other 2. There is a killer switch on each slot, which makes it globally safer if one of the outlet fries, or if I want to turn off some of the devices while I am away. It also includes a 3300 Joules surge protection, which is quite high comparer to similar power strips! Luckily, I never had to test its efficiency yet... I am pretty sure it won't replace a proper but much pricier UPS device, but it's better than nothing! 3. I love the fact that you can contain all of the wires on the sides, so that they don't dangle and don't get tangled. 4. This is very well built, it feels sturdy. I don't especially like the yellow color, but to be honest, it's hidden anyway! So I just purchased another one to plug in all of the devices that I have on the other side of my office: the eero modem, echo amp, Mac Mini, Nas Drive, printer and the Philips Hue hub and lights, and it all works like a charm, and doesn't catch dust as much as before. Most of the time, I'm very critical about what I purchase, but in this case, I think it's great and worth sharing ;-)

This is a lot longer than I expected, but worked out perfectly: placed behind the equipment, sockets were close to the machine they powered. Exactly as described. Appears very sturdy and I like the functionality of being able to turn off each item separately. Highly recommended.

Have yet to use the product however writing a placeholder reveiw for now. I spent nearly an hour or maybe more looking at sooooo many surge protector/power strips at least 100 on 8 different websites and let me tell you.. not sure on quality but OMG good luck on trying to find a high joules this one being 3300J that also has individual off and on switches and be heavy duty at this price point.. nothing to do with price point even they simply don't make them.. this is the legit only one.. the rest were low joules around 1200J did not have individual switches, or were not heavy duty. So If I wanted all of these things this was the product I had to choose from. That being said this does look like a decent quality item that will actually last me several years possibly my lifetime. I prefer to buy quality products that actually work as intended for a minimum of 10 years of quality service life regardless of what product I am buying. 10 years of quality service life is a reasonable standard for products that would potentially see daily use. the standard for those that might not know used to be 100 years of quality service which was most people's lifetime on all products regardless of what they were, however the whole. History lesson for those that don't know about manufacturing goods. Planned obsolescence is In economics and industrial design, planned obsolescence (also called built-in obsolescence or premature obsolescence) is the concept of policies planning or designing a product with an artificially limited useful life or a purposely frail design, so that it becomes obsolete after a certain predetermined period of time upon which it decrementally functions or suddenly ceases to function, or might be perceived as unfashionable. I like to call out products and companies that are not making quality goods and also causing world pollution, to further decrease from 100 years quality standard to 10 years and companies still have problems meeting my lowered standard of 10 years is insane to me that people let themself be used like this, and end up supporting these terribly manufactured goods. These low quality goods end up contributing to world pollution on a massive scale over the years.

Very pleased with the new ability to switch every outlet on/off. Well made and came with screws to fix the strip down. Good quality flex but has one of those off center round plugs on the end which in my experience never seem to line up with anything I plug it into. I prefer the straight plugs.

Exactly as advertised, im using it for my saltwater fish tank and have no issues unlike the previous power strip kept tripping out every time I plugged the heater in. If you're looking for something you won't have any problems with then get this strip.

Buen producto

Very nice power strip. I like it better than my other "brand name" strip because the receptacles work smoothly without having to wiggle into position.

These individually switched power bar must be the best thing since the power bar was invented. No longer do I have to worry about vampire consumption, and no more misplaced power cubes. Only need to be switched on when in use. Very pleased.

Producto muy práctico y de excelente calidad

Bonne qualité, très satisfait