Gfci Outlet Tripping Bad For Appliances

If you're reading this than you know how important it is to have a surge protector at all of your major appliances and electronic outlets. This 7-outlet protector has a fantastic build and works as it should. You just turn it on, attach your other devices to it and that's it. I think the best quality of this surge protector is that it has a thick cable that is sturdy. I recommend having one of the at every outlet that has your laptop, TV or major appliances. At just under $13, it's certainly worth it for peace of mind. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review.]

Use these to protect appliances from power surges.

I change my review to a four. The issue with the error pertains to amount of power required at start-up. If the power is too great, just as those associated with hair dryers, the circuit (GFCI) will trip/default. It has been my experience that the power socket/outlet can not interface with a GFCI receptacle. Furthermore, some batteries lack the necessary power/amps required at start-up. The solution is to use a strong battery source and/or circuit not connected to a GFCI. This information should be printed on the material. Bottomline: these are great strobes if powered from a source that can handle to amp, without disruption at start-up. The strobe will work flawless afterwards.

This series of cyber power UPS is the only model that doesn't have leakage current to trigger the GFCI (ground-fault circuit interrupter) outlets. It has power factor ~ 1.0 (1000VA/1000W). Very impressive.

Super convenient devices for all my non smart appliances

Used during hurricane Helene to power appliances with a generator.

I use it for guitar amplifiers and home appliances - have been working great.

Excellent for long exposures and tripping shutter without shake.

Keeps folks from kicking out your cables or tripping on them and breaking themselves.

Good quality. Very noticeable because of the color (less tripping with it).