Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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BFKK
A vertical power strip tower with a 10 ft cord provides 12 AC outlets and four USB ports for charging up to 16 devices at once
The BFKK surge protector tower supplies 12 AC outlets and 4 USB ports, allowing up to 16 devices to run at once. A 10 ft pure-copper cord reaches distant sockets while a reinforced junction resists wear. The fire-resistant PC shell withstands 1382 for durability in offices, dorms or bedside setups.
Total USB output reaches 3.4 A with each USB-A port delivering up to 2.4 A and the USB-C port up to 3 A. Smart detection matches the optimal rate for each device automatically. The circuit breaker cuts power instantly when a surge is detected, keeping connected gear safe without audible fan noise.
Integrated protection rated at 1200 joules guards electronics against voltage spikes. The unit uses fireproof ABS plastic and PVC construction for added safety. Buyers needing higher joule ratings or outdoor-rated enclosures should look elsewhere.
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The unit stands vertically on its base; the 10ft cord joins the tower at a reinforced junction designed to stop the terminal from bending or fraying.
The 1200-joule surge protector sacrifices itself after absorbing large spikes, so the whole strip must be replaced once the protection indicator shows it has tripped.
The integrated circuit breaker trips automatically when the total draw across the 12 AC outlets and 4 USB ports exceeds the strip’s rated capacity.
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