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SlickdealsForumsDeal TalkSuperdanny Power Strip Surge Protector with 22 AC Outlets and 6 USB Charging Ports (1875W/15A, 2100 Joules, 6.5Ft Flat Plug Heavy Duty Cord, RoHS/UL Certified for $26.99 + F/S
Superdanny Power Strip Surge Protector with 22 AC Outlets and 6 USB Charging Ports (1875W/15A, 2100 Joules, 6.5Ft Flat Plug Heavy Duty Cord, RoHS/UL Certified for $26.99 + F/S
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Superdanny via Newegg[newegg.com] has the Superdanny Power Strip Surge Protector with 22 AC Outlets and 6 USB Charging Ports (1875W/15A, 2100 Joules, 6.5Ft Flat Plug Heavy Duty Cord, RoHS/UL Certified for $26.99 + F/S
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09-23-2022 at 08:36 AM.
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> with the extension cord and flat plug certified by UL.
So the strip itself isn't UL certified... just the wire?
This is, unfortunately, a common tactic by suspect power brands. A reputable power strip with surge protection will bear UL listing marks and have them clearly labeled for all relevant standards. Proper labeling is typically seen as those holographic metal foil labels or an integral part of the injection molding in the body of the device to indicate a listing certificate number and/or the appropriate standards. The UL molding in the cable in the plug by itself is not sufficient, as you can review from the guidelines here: https://marks.ul.com/about/ul-lis...h-america/
However, suspect companies will incorporate a UL listed cord set into their equipment in an effort to suggest compliance / UL-listing. Of course, as I suggested in a post just earlier this morning for a product which may be similarly suspect, if I went to a Home Depot and bought a UL-listed extension cord but proceeded to cut off the outlet end and attached alligator clips I could not resell such a device as UL-listed.
New scam to be aware of. Products will claim UL listed, when only the power cord is UL listed. The product isn't. Also unknown if the power cord really is, or is simply falsely marked as such.
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> with the extension cord and flat plug certified by UL.
So the strip itself isn't UL certified... just the wire?
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So the strip itself isn't UL certified... just the wire?
https://marks.ul.com/about/ul-lis...h-america/
However, suspect companies will incorporate a UL listed cord set into their equipment in an effort to suggest compliance / UL-listing. Of course, as I suggested in a post just earlier this morning for a product which may be similarly suspect, if I went to a Home Depot and bought a UL-listed extension cord but proceeded to cut off the outlet end and attached alligator clips I could not resell such a device as UL-listed.
Good luck!
Jon
"Fire Marshall Bill Electrictronics."
Decent gag gift to buy from a firefighter for a firefighter.
I'm seriously considering buying one for my cousin who is also a firefighter.