Belkin 12-Outlet Home/ice Surge Protector with 8 ft. Cord, Telephone and Coaxial Protection

does not work with indian plug points. Had to buy the earlier version from another site with higher price. What the hell Belkin what should we do with US plug points.

If the product is imported from US, that means its 110V and you'll fry / brick it the moment you plug it directly in India (240V).

not worth for the price

De gran calidad. Muy útil y práctico. Los contactos en diferentes sentidos, para faciltar la colocación de clavijas anchas, y con protección en la entrada de los mismos.

Great product - worth the extra money you will pay for it over regular power outlets. I am forever using powerstrips for the enormous numbers of electronic devises which have crept their way into may life.......and now are viewed as indispensable. The plug packs aka the power transformers (the little black boxes on the power supply cords) cab be a huge problem with ordinary powerstrips - they don't fit well and take up 2-3 openings. I am forever juggling with one adapter or another trying to make all of these numerous plugs fit onto my various powerstrips. Not with this strip - everything fits. There is plenty of room for 6 plug packs on the sides and another six ordinary plugs in the center. Better, yet, the fit is very tight meaning the various plugs do not slip out. Such is particularly important if, like me, you have buried your cords via the grommets on your desk and would need to crawl under the desk if something becomes loose - not a whole lot of fun if you have an arthritic knee as I do. The last thing I want to do is crawl under the desk to see what is the problem - typically a lose connection. These connections are tight. There is also coxial, ethernet and phone jacks built in. I have used these as well - esp in conjunction with feeding various wires into the desk or hutch grommets. Speaking of grommets on the desk - one cannot have too many. I had a man come in to my home and add several custom-installed grommets into my desk and work table which was probably the best $50.00, I ever spent - cleared the the rat's nest of cords from my desktop and worktable. Said cords are now all buried out-of-sight and securely plugged into this fantastic surge protector outlet. This item is well worth the extra bucks to buy a high-quality powerstrip - probably not a whole lot more than what an ordinary strip plus all of the necessary adapters (to accommodate the plug packs) would cost.

I ended up getting another one of these while they were on sale. However I think even at regular price this is a good value, quality made, surge protector. The best thing about it for me is the number of widely spaced outlets. It seems like most of the things I'm plugging in have some form of "wall wart" that overlap the neighboring outlet(s) when plugged in to any one of my regularly spaced surge protectors. The outlets on this model are spaced far enough apart that I'm able to make use of them all, making this my most useful surge protector. I don't have to worry about blocking any outlets and there's a row of regularly spaced ones running down the middle for any standard plugs. The main wire is thick and the whole thing seems well made. The protection guarantee is also one of the best/biggest I've seen on comparable products. The high joule rating and the fact they're willing to "put their money where their mouth is", so to speak, enhances my peace of mind. As for negatives, I can think of only one possible complaint. As some others have mentioned, the sliding covers on the outlets can be very difficult to operate. That said, I'm still happy to have something that prevents dust and dirt from entering and accumulating inside. I've been using this surge protector without issue for months now in an area with frequent power outages and surges. It's my personal favorite and I would definitely recommend it.

Hey everyone, are you ready to power up your electronics like a pro? The Belkin 12-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector is here to safeguard your gadgets and appliances while giving you plenty of room to plug in. Serious Surge Protection: With a whopping 3,940 Joules of surge protection, this power strip has your back against sudden power spikes and surges. It's like having a shield for your precious electronics. Plenty of Outlets: Need space for all your gear? This power strip comes with 12 outlets, so you can plug in everything from your computer and home theater system to kitchen appliances and office equipment—all in one convenient place. Long Reach: The 8-foot cord gives you flexibility in positioning, whether you're setting up in a home office, entertainment center, or workshop. It's like having extra room to maneuver without being tethered to the wall. Built to Last: Belkin is known for quality, and this surge protector is no exception. It's sturdy, reliable, and designed to handle the demands of modern electronics. Plus, the sleek design blends seamlessly into any environment. Safety First: Features like a power filtration system and damage-resistant housing ensure your devices stay protected and perform at their best. It's peace of mind in a power strip. Versatile Use: Perfect for home offices, entertainment setups, workshops, and anywhere you need reliable power distribution and surge protection. It's the multitasker your electronics deserve. Overall: The Belkin 12-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector isn't just a power strip—it's a powerhouse of protection and convenience. With ample outlets, robust surge protection, and a long cord for flexibility, it's a must-have for every tech-savvy household or workspace.

A pesar de que el precio podría ser un poco elevado, estás pagando por la calidad del producto. Los espacios entre los conectores laterales es suficiente como para poder conectar eliminadores de corriente estorbosos sin obstruir el resto de los contactos. En efecto te avisa si tu conexión no está aterrizada. Tiene unas pequeñas compuertas para evitar que alguien o algo pudiera hacer corto circuito en los conectores desocupados. También tiene un gancho el parte inferior para organizar tus cables y entrada y salida de coaxial (aunque no la he ocupado aún)