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I noticed that the deal from 10/5 for this had expired but the sale price is available again for another 10 hours.
Best Buy has Best Buy essentials™ - 12-Outlet/2-USB Surge Protector Strip - Black for $14.99. Store pickup is free.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/best...Id=6459503
The specs are below, but note that this appears to be either a perfect clone or simply a re-badge of
a reputable CyberPower unit [cyberpowersystems.com] (minus the RF coax and telco ports).
12 outlets
Powers many of your electronics at once.
2 USB ports
Charges phones, tablets and more using the two USB ports (2.1 A total).
1,200-joule rating
Shields your devices from power surges up to 1,200 joules with 3-line surge protection.
5 ft. cord with right-angle plug
A 5 ft. (1.5 m) power cord gives extra reach while the low-profile plug easily fits behind furniture and other tight spaces.
LED indicators
Show that your connected electronics are protected, grounded, and receiving power.
4 wide-spaced outlets
Provides flexible connection options for bulky plugs.
Mountable
Mounts to your wall or desk with two keyhole slots in the back.
Good luck!
Jon
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Ports looks spaced out. Why do you think all outlets can't be used? The one I bought amazon have all ports opposite each other & is a cramped
Need a new surge protector but gotta know the clamps since it'll be for some pricey electronics.
Need a new surge protector but gotta know the clamps since it'll be for some pricey electronics.
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Good luck!
Jon
The past two homes we've lived in (over 20 years) had underground power lines, and I don't remember ever dealing with power surges damaging our equipment.
Granted, we usually used surge protectors, but I probably wasn't diligent about making sure they had enough protection (or any protection — some of them were probably just power strips).
So not sure it's as much of an issue in these neighborhoods. But also possible I'm just lucky.
Yeah, it was just a daily deal from 1am yesterday until 12:59am today. The deal was over the moment it hit 1:00am on October 30th. OP was a bit late, I'd say but no offense to him/her.