BFKK
BFKK 16 Outlet Power Strip 6ft 15A 125V Yellow
A 16-outlet metal power strip with widely spaced sockets, a 6 ft cord and integrated switch for workshop or garage use
- 16 widely spaced outlets fit bulky plugs
- 15 A 125 V rating delivers 1875 W total capacity
- 6 ft cord extends reach across garage or workshop
- Metal housing with brackets mounts securely to walls
- New condition ensures reliable industrial-grade performance
Power capacity
This metal power strip delivers 16 widely spaced outlets rated at 15 amps and 125 volts for a total of 1875 watts. It is designed for workshops, garages and commercial spaces where multiple large plugs must be connected at once.
Thermal and electrical behaviour
The strip operates at its rated 15 amps and 125 volts with a built‑in power switch for on‑off control. No active cooling or fan is included; the metal housing passively dissipates heat during normal use.
Build integration
A six‑foot cord and included mounting brackets let you fix the unit to a wall or bench, keeping cables organised and freeing floor space. The wide outlet spacing accommodates bulky transformers without blocking adjacent sockets.
Highlights
- 16 widely spaced outlets fit bulky plugs
- 15 A 125 V rating delivers 1875 W total capacity
- 6 ft cord extends reach across garage or workshop
- Metal housing with brackets mounts securely to walls
- New condition ensures reliable industrial-grade performance
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I mount the 16-outlet strip and what step is often missed?
Use the included mounting brackets to secure the metal housing to a wall or bench; the step people miss is tightening both bracket screws evenly so the strip sits flat and the 6 ft cord has no strain.
What part will need replacement first on this 15 A strip?
The illuminated on/off switch is the only moving component; after many cycles the internal contacts can wear, so the switch is the first item that may require replacement.
What limit appears first when running all 16 outlets continuously?
The 15 A / 1875 W rating is the hard ceiling; once total draw reaches 15 amps at 125 V the built-in breaker trips, so aggregate load is the first constraint under sustained use.
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