Outlet Extender Mountable Ac Socket Splitter Target

Getting all of my electronics in a closet and needed a rack mountable surge suppressor.� I was delighted to find this beaut from Pyle.� The outlet pigtails are perfect for those "why is this plug so big?" wall worts and everything plugs in tightly.� The switch in front is solid.� I can protect my Chromecast dongle using the front USB outlet. It is a heavy solid piece of equipment I expect to have a long time.

[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 have bought about 7 of these in the past few months. They are very useful to extend an outlet socket. I have them throughout my home & office.

This short coaxial cable was just long enough to connect a splitter to the wall outlet. Signal is clean and clear.

Great product! It's long enough to reach the floor and plug in an AC OUTLET!

This splitter works incredibly. No signal drop ever. It can even be used as an HDMI extender when you really just need to make a longer run.

I'm an industry 1st AC and I've been using this Watson splitter for about a year now on countless cameras at this point and this thing has held up perfectly. Usually splitting power to a Teradek Tx, Nucleus Motor (or 2) and an onboard monitor. Haven't had any issues except for looseness at times. Anton Bauer D-Taps are usually skinnier than others (like Tilta's) and tend to slip out of this splitter. The nice thing is everything fits in it because of this. I usually use a small piece of pocket black gaff tape and make it go from end to end over this splitter across the tops of each D-Tap connection to hold it in place for the day when it goes low mod on Steadicam or the operator runs their hand past that spot too often. It works perfect

I was looking for a simple splitter to add to the end of an extension cord that powers a projector for a church, so that I can provide AC adaptor power to my portable audio recorder. This does the job and matches the extension cord as well. No issues, very rugged build quality.

Rack mountable

I use a Nikon 2.8/300mm with an extender sometimes. My camera is a Nikon D80.I was using a Giottos MH1300 ball head and was not very happy with it, especially when shooting up or down at an angle.It was hard to get it to stop at the point that I wanted. I had to aim above my target and try to guess how far it would shift.With the 393 it stays right where I want it and if my target moves it's very easy to follow.