16 Outlet Surge Protector Harbor Freight

best Outlet Surge Protector

This does fit with the knock off Harbor Freight version.

This Surge Protector is the perfect size for behind my TV. I love that it has an outlet on top and botton for my bigger plugs and also the end outlet can accommodate a bigger longer plug as well. The last surge protector I had did not have them and my bigger plugs would cover up multiple oulets. I love that it has a small green power light and a small red grounded light so that you know it is working. If you need a 7 outlet surge protector look no further.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wanted to tidy up all of the cords from my TV, Sound System, Speakers and Streaming box so I got a Belkin, 6 Outlet Pivoting Plug Surge Protector. I am really happy with this surge protector. It is a compact Space-Saving Pivot Outlet: Developed with rotating outlets to allow extra room for large AC adapter blocks ideal for plugging in straight or angle plugs. It connects to your AC outlet and includes a replacement screw for a very secure connection. It is backed by a lifetime warranty, has 6 AC rotating outlets, and light status indicators. With a durable impact-resistant housing for long-term durability. The electric strip has a 1,080-Joule energy rating providing a reliable power extension bar to protect printers, office equipment, or home theater systems. My favorite thing about this Belkin, 6 outlet surge protector is the ease of installation and that it accommodates various sizes of plugs. I do recommend this 6 outlet, pivoting surge protector to protect your products.

I am happy with this surge protector and recommend it. The spaced out seventh outlet is particularly useful for power bricks.

Hey, I know you can get cheap suction cups at Harbor Freight. I've done that. But then you waste time (and risk damage to underlying surface) in trying to tie stuff on to them. What you really need isthis. It's articulated, strong, and has the very stud you need for mounting virtually anything. As photos of these in use indicate, you want more than one. CLEAN the surface to near sterile before using on auto paint and monitor suction and you're golden.

I have a Harbor Freight Pelican look alike case. Whether you get the Pelican or the Apache (Harbor Freight brand) Case, the pick and pluck foam is terrible. It's really ok if you used it, broke it down and used a shipping material. The Trekpak is fully customizable and allows a bit more space in your case to store your belonings. Pretty intuitive but also instructions in YouTube to make it easy to use. Although a bit on the more expensive side, I will have to get for my other cases. It's totally worth it.

Yeah you could go to Harbor Freight and get a knockoff, but why? I had a Pelican with about $2K in gear inside fall out of my kayak when it tipped (due to waves from a sudden wind squall) and it just floated. Everything was dry inside.

In the past I usually went with the cheaper Harbor Freight cases, but went for the genuine Pelican for my recent kit. I can only say good things about the 1535 air. I think the most noteworthy is the weight and size for travel. I do wish that the foam had two levels of height for shorter items, but I was able to cut some foam to work as needed. So far the foam is holding up and not flaking or shedding. If you are looking to save money with a knock off...don't.

The A-MoDe Lid Organizer for Pelican 1510. I am actually using this on a Apache 5800 from Harbor Freight. I needed slightly fatter screws but it's working perfectly. Apply included adhesive tape to lid then attach organizer backer and screw in firmly. This holds my laptop and tablet with ease. Loops on front make cables and accessories easy to see and access. Laptop case and cable bag are held in place with velcro so you can remove or change orientation. I am very pleased so far and would recommend.