Tripp Lite Surge Protector Power Strip TAA Compliant

Tripp Lite surge protector power strips deliver economical AC surge suppression to shield connected equipment from transient surges and line noise. Designed for use with desktop computers, workstations, telecom systems and other sensitive electronics, these corded multi-outlet strips include diagnostic LEDs to warn of suppressor damage and keyhole mounting tabs for desk or wall installation. Products in this family are TAA compliant, provide 120V/15A protection with NEMA 5-15P input and multiple NEMA 5-15R outlets, and include connected equipment insurance plus a limited lifetime warranty. Models vary by outlet count and accessory protection but share the same core surge suppression, mounting and diagnostic features.

• PROTECT ANY ELECTRONIC DEVICE FROM POWER SURGES & SPIKES: Surge Protector with six outlets protects your PC, personal computer, laptop, printer, scanner, router, phone, fax, modem, television, lamp or any other home/office electronics from dangerous power surges, spikes & line noise.
• COMPACT DESIGN WITH SIX OUTLETS AND A LONG CORD SIX FOOT CORD: This surge suppressor provides six total NEMA 5-15R outlets. The long 6-foot AC power cord acts like an extension cord to give you the flexibility to reach distant outlets.
• COMPLIANT WITH THE FEDERAL TRADE AGREEMENT ACT & CONVENIENT OPTIONS FOR PLACEMENT: This surge suppressor is compatible with the Federal Trade Agreements Act (TAA) for GSA Schedule purchases. Keyhole slots on the bottom panel provide convenient wall or desk mounting options.
• SAFETY FIRST! CONFORMS TO UL 1449 SAFETY STANDARDS: A lighted on/off master switch gives you one-touch control over all connected equipment. This surge protector has a green LED to indicate protection status. A built-in 15-amp circuit breaker prevents dangerous circuit overloads. Conforms to current UL 1449 3rd Edition safety standards.
• LIFETIME WARRANTY, $20,000 INSURANCE: Lifetime Limited Warranty and $20,000 Ultimate Lifetime Insurance covers any connected equipment damaged by a power surge.