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One Beat 1800J 8-Outlet & 3-USB Surge Protector Power Strip (White) $13.80 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or Orders $25+
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| Product Name: | Surge Protector Power Strip - 8 Widely Outlets 3 USB Ports (1800J), 6ft Extension Cord with Flat Plug, Wall Mountable, Surge Overload Protection for TV Home Office, ETL Listed |
| Manufacturer: | One Beat |
| Model Number: | THU6056 |
| Product SKU: | B07R8BQ2G9 |
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It is ETL listed according to UL Standard/ UL1449.
It is ETL listed according to UL Standard/ UL1449.
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All using coupon codes, all pushing a brand that doesn't exist outside of Amazon.
Are these deals SD staffers found, or were these deals incentivized in some way? If this is a collaboration between SD and the One Beat brand I'd really appreciate these deals being listed as "Promoted" instead of looking like a deal someone just stumbled upon and are sharing with the community.
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All using coupon codes, all pushing a brand that doesn't exist outside of Amazon.
Are these deals SD staffers found, or were these deals incentivized in some way? If this is a collaboration between SD and the One Beat brand I'd really appreciate these deals being listed as "Promoted" instead of looking like a deal someone just stumbled upon and are sharing with the community.
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Ultimately, this site needs money to function. This is just one of the ways they raise money. You should be glad the third party Amazon posts are so easy to spot - there are far sneakier things going on behind the scenes. If you treat everything on this site as an advertisement (they are) and scrutinize each post you're interested in, you can sniff out the good deals from the bad easily.
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It is ETL listed according to UL Standard/ UL1449.
Clamping voltage cannot be 125V! The clamping voltage would normally be higher (330V, for example).
125V is the operating voltage, not the clamping voltage!
If that's what it states as the clamping voltage, pass on this!
Insofar as the certification is concerned, ETL is fine....but based upon the incorrect clamping voltage spec, I'd recommend a different product (APC for example).
You would only need one (as it has USB ports for charging purposes)....but based upon the specs posted here (by another contributor), I'd recommend passing on this one.
Not a good deal if the specs provided are inaccurate and/or untrustworthy. Then you're stuck with a glorified extension cord that can potentially be unsafe to use (if it hasn't actually been tested to meet neccessary safety criteria).