The website lists a vastly different voltage clamping value than what the actual device has. To me it makes the difference of the protector being actually useful to basically nothing more than a short extension cord.

in expensive not cheaply made expected value

Great price for nice product!!

The outlet is great to use fortunately I have not had occasion to use the large surge claim.

I used two of these (one for each security system) to allow the security system, camera power, etc.; an alternative was to expand to a four-outlet system but the security system powerpacks didn't work with that.

Inexpensive surge strip that looks exactly like the picture. Used for non-critical power supplies in home theater system. The cord is short, but the price is good.

Good price for two capable non-essential equipment protection. The flaw in the design is the large on/off switch that juts out so that if you place against a wall it easily shuts off. After this happened about five times, I threw the pair away and used a better designed strip. This would be a better device if the on/off switch was located on top, recessed on the side, or at least make the switch have more tension so that simply touching the wall doesn't move it into the off position.

These are nice thin(fit easily behind cabinets) power strips. But, the power switch doesn't light up. I thought every power strip on the planet nowadays has illuminated power switches.

It's a nice feature that lets you know for sure the switch is on and you've got power with just a look.

Also, the description says they have sliding outlet covers. Nope, they don't exist.

It's a surge protector. It does what surge protectors do. I haven't tested it out as more than a power strip, but it seems of good quality.

Should never have enough Outlets this is a great backup.
L. L. Williams. CA.