Intended to protect home and office electronic equipment, this 12' 6-Outlet USB Surge Protector from Comprehensive helps prevent harmful stuff from damaging your equipment. With six NEMA grounded outlets, three USB-A ports, one USB-C port, and a right-angle wall plug, convenience and cable management are now in one place.

6 x NEMA 5-15R 3-Prong Outlets    3 x USB-A Charging Ports    USB-C Charging Port    Right-Angle 45° NEMA 5-15P Wall Plug

With 1875W of maximum power, you can run your computer, TV, space heater, and more from this one surge protector.

When space is at a premium, the 45° flat plug power cord is complemented by two mounting holes located on the back for horizontal or vertical installation. The large spaces between plugs require less space in total to be used.

The surge protector is made from durable plastic that is flame retardant and has excellent impact resistance at high or low temperatures.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. There have been concerns that this cord cannot keep up with 6k braw. Do you know if it capable of being used with a 6k pro?

A: Yes, the Tilta 90° USB Type-C Cable for Tilta BMPCC 4K Cage supports 6K BRAW.

Q: 2. , but several elements suggest 3 USB-A ports and 1 USB-C port?

A: The Uncaged Ergonomics Cube USB Power Strip with Surge Protection (B&H # UNPCBLACK) has four USB-A ports and no USB-C ports. There is also a different version with three USB-A ports and one USB-C port (B&H # UNPCBC).

Q: 3. Can I use it to change the audio gain/volume level of an selected audio clip by the jog?

A: Yes, the jog shuttle can be applied to any vector adjustment in your software.

Q: 4. On the rear of the unit there is print stating that this thing is supposed to work with both US and European AC power, how is that possible? But if it indeed does, do you have to switch out the fuse inside it, and what fuse would you need for 120 Volts and for 230 Volts?

A: There are many products today which have an automatic power conversion adaptor built into the input stage of the power converter. It is common for laptop as well as tower-type computers to have a/c input which looks for the input a/c voltage, and depending on the reading, the power supply converts the a/c source to the proper circuit in order to arrive at the proper d/c conversion.In a unit such as this, there is no d/c conversion. It is essentially just a multiple a/c power strip with individual switches which are tied into led lights. The product is rated for 230volts a/c, which is the highest a/c power source that one may find. Any a/c power level below that will be handled because the unit is rated for 230 volts a/c. Many multiple-outlet power strips can be used with European 230 volts a/c supply. They will pass the a/c voltage just fine, if their breaker or fuse is rated for 230 volts a/c. The only difference when using such a product as this in the USA, or in Europe is the need to choose the proper plug to get the power cord to mate with the supplied a/c outlet. This is my understanding of how units like this can be made to function across a variety of a/c input voltages from 100 volts to 230 volts, and not require modification.

Q: 5. Has anybody used this with FCPX? Can you tell me what functionality it has with that application? Thanks.

A: This has twelve buttons that can be set to any key commands you use frequently in FCPX. In addition to the keys, you can set key commands for the jog dial as well.

Q: 6. Will this work with Hitfilm on a Mac?

A: We're a programmable keypad, the jog and shuttle have potions that are programmed in the same fashion as our buttons, alhtough I don't have any experience with Hitfilm, if you have a list of keyboard macros to control the software you can program those macros onto the device itself. For MAC users with jog and shuttle models you would need to program the device in Hardware Mode on a Windows machine with our programming software Macroworks 3.1 and then bring it over to the MAC for use.

Q: 7. can the rack ears be removed from the front faceplate, or are they built in?

A: not on the ones I have; the rack ears are a part of the front faceplate

Q: 8. Are Xkeys Keyboards compatible with Reaper?

A: X-key supports keystrokes, game controller, and media commands. X-keys can control any application on a computer as stated by the manufacture.

Q: 9. What is the Equipment Protection Policy on this?

A: Ubiquiti is a well known company for making very high qualty, dependable products that perform as specified. the product itself comes witha 1-Year Warranty Product data sheet link here: https://dl.ubnt.com/datasheets/ETH-SP/Ethernet_Surge_Protector_DS.pdf

Q: 10. The photo shows "USB-C" on the top. Is there a USB-C port?

A: The Uncaged Ergonomics Cube USB Power Strip (White), B&H # UNPCW, does not have a USB Type C port. It has four USB Type A ports in addition to the 5 NEMA 5-15P (Standard North American wall outlet) outlets.