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ADDTAM US via Amazon has for Prime Members: 2-Pack Addtam 6-Outlet 1800J Surge Protector Wall Outlet Extender on sale for $15.99 - $3.20 when you redeem the 20% off offer on the product page (or apply promo code S6ZQ6LXI at checkout) = $12.79. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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It doesn't really matter. What matters is that this plug is ETL listed and it shows that this was manufactured to UL safety standards, which means this is safe to use.
Well, they're not a dis-reputable brand. It has no reputation at all. It's clearly just another fake name for generic Chinese manufactured goods pushed on Amazon. 100% chance the same device is being sold under different names on Amazon and Temu and Aliexpress. Might want to look around for reviews.
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It doesn't really matter. What matters is that this plug is ETL listed and it shows that this was manufactured to UL safety standards, which means this is safe to use.
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I have some of their stuff and I think the products are fine. They are etl listed and seem to be of good construction quality. They are a brand name I've seen around for some time now. They have quite an extensive product catalog for outlet extenders and such, and appear to be very well reviewed overall.
I have some of their stuff and I think the products are fine. They are etl listed and seem to be of good construction quality. They are a brand name I've seen around for some time now. They have quite an extensive product catalog for outlet extenders and such, and appear to be very well reviewed overall.
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These surge protectors don't fit flush against the wall. Fire hazard right off the bat. Also I can't find ETL listed as it's probably a fake certification. FCC has nothing to do with surge protectors.
Interesting that the third picture has a mounting screw, and then there's people who claim that it's like so far off the wall, People Too dump to understand that that screw is probably the reason
I need one of these with a single plug into the outlet, but then creates this multidirectional facing plugs. problem is this one wouldn't work, because I'm trying to put it into GFCI outlets in the kitchen, so I can have the coffee maker and the grinder and the air fryer and whatnot plugged in all at the same time, not to be used at the same time of course though. that would trip the circuit breaker.
right but the reason it wouldn't work is because of the stabilization rod, the plug is into the grounding prong on the other plug, on a GFCI outlet the spacing seems to be a little different.
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These surge protectors don't fit flush against the wall. Fire hazard right off the bat. Also I can't find ETL listed as it's probably a fake certification. FCC has nothing to do with surge protectors.
I bought these last time they went on sale. Then realized that they have no USB ports. Of course my fault, but just to remind y'all in case you assumed all outlets on SD have USB ports, like I did.
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It doesn't really matter. What matters is that this plug is ETL listed and it shows that this was manufactured to UL safety standards, which means this is safe to use.
You have to also trust that the manufacturer will continue manufacturing to the standards.
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I need one of these with a single plug into the outlet, but then creates this multidirectional facing plugs. problem is this one wouldn't work, because I'm trying to put it into GFCI outlets in the kitchen, so I can have the coffee maker and the grinder and the air fryer and whatnot plugged in all at the same time, not to be used at the same time of course though. that would trip the circuit breaker.
right but the reason it wouldn't work is because of the stabilization rod, the plug is into the grounding prong on the other plug, on a GFCI outlet the spacing seems to be a little different.
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