Smart Power Strip Surge Protectors

Not all surge protectors are created equally. Most are just power strips misidentified as surge protectors, but are a strip of electrical sockets. If your equipment is worth protecting, why would you use a fake, cheap substitute?

I would call this a power strip, but in any case it has all needed features, is from a maker than specialized in surge protectors and uni-nteruptable power supplies. It is neatly made, switched, with room at one end for a larger plug-in power adapter. Also available with USB power, but this simple model fits most needs.

Most power bricks use very little power, no worries about overloading your surge power strip or UPS.

This is a very safe power strip even if you don't need the surge protection. It is also very sturdy and never tips over.

Needed power strip with no surge protection and with 90 degree plug.

The APC P8VNTG Power Saving Surge Protector is a great product, potentially impacted by inferior quality. The product itself is attractive, well, as attractive as a power strip can really be. The black design melds into most home theater decors. I personally like the blue LED lighting, but they are VERY bright. So if you don't have the power strip hidden behind something, the light may be distracting.

This power strip appears to be well-made and of good quality. I do not know if or how well the surge protection works ... and I hope that the occasion never occurs where this will be tested.

Most consumer surge protectors are just power strips that will offer no protection of your electronics. The Furman is the Real Deal.

All my computers and audio equipment are hooked up to Furman power conditioners. These are better than surge protectors. Research this on the internet.

We needed these surge protectors for our data processing area to protect our servers during power outages when our building was operating on generator power. The quality of the product and its heavy duty construction speaks for itself.