Surge Protector Power Strip 16-Outlet...

Price: $37.99
(as of Mar 30,2023 20:27:54 UTC – Details)

✅ Are you still looking for a power strip for multiple outlets?
This electrical outlet strip designed for mounting in or on an electronic cabinet, workbench, lab table or OEM application. There are 16 single outlets on the mountable power strip with a 9.8ft heavy duty grounded extension cord.
✅15AMP circuit breaker power switch provides over load protection
When bad weather occurs or an unexpected surge, spike, or outage strikes, the protector is your first line of defense. Provides over load protection for your home/office devices and tools you can rest assured that this safety-first power strip will do its job.
【Product information】
  AC Outlets: 16 Outlets
 Voltage: 125V 60Hz
 Current: 15Amp
 Power rating: 1875W
 Power cord: 9.8 FT
 Length: 24 inch
 Width: 1.5 inch
 Height:1.8 inch
 Lighted switch:On/ Off switch with Integrated 15Amp Circuit Breaker
【Use Way 】
 Easy ito install, to mount it, just slip the base of the power strip over   the heads of the fasteners and then tug the strip downward (or upward) to “lock” it into place, mounting brackets included
【Package Includes】
Power Strip X1
Mounting Brackets X2
Mounting Screws X4
Power strip bulit in 16 AC Outlets equipped with 9.8 FT Ultra Long grounded power cord (SJT 14AWG/3C), ideal for home, office, garage, dorm, warehouse, and factory.
The structure of power strip is made of aluminum alloy, high wear resistance heavy duty power cord protects circuits from fire, impact or rust, be fairly resistant to scratches and dings.
Multi outlets power socket with 15 Amp circuit breaker, avoiding overload, overheat, can be better protection of your device, make sure safety when you using. In the event of an overload the circuit breaker will trip protecting your devices and reducing fire risk. Voltage: 125V 60Hz, Current: 15Amp, Power rating: 1875W.
Easy to install, to mount it, just slip the base of the power strip over the heads of the fasteners and then tug the strip downward (or upward) to “lock” it into place.