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 6.5 ft flat extension cord tower with 8 AC outlets and 4 USB ports including 2 Type C, 2.95 in spacing between AC ports, 7-point surge protection and separate dual switches
The BFKK tower power strip supplies eight 125V AC outlets rated at 10A and four USB ports, including two USB-C ports delivering up to 3A each. A 6.5 ft flat extension cord and a 45° flat plug let the unit sit flush behind furniture. The 2.95 in spacing between AC sockets prevents large adapters from blocking neighbouring ports.
Designed for indoor spaces such as homes, offices and dorm rooms where multiple devices charge simultaneously. The separated dual switches allow independent control of each section to reduce standby power. Not for buyers who require outdoor-rated construction, hard-wired installation or a higher AC amperage rating than 10A.
The built-in protection chip provides seven safety functions: charging optimisation, over-temperature, over-current, over-voltage, overload, grounding and fire-resistant operation. A red reset button on the side cuts power automatically during surge events, protecting connected equipment. The 1250W rating defines the maximum load the strip can handle.
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Yes — the flat plug is designed for a standard 125 V AC receptacle and the 7‑point protection chip only activates when the tower is properly grounded.
The extra‑wide 2.95 in gaps accommodate most large adapters so legacy power bricks can stay connected without blocking neighbouring outlets.
The red button on the side stays reset; if a surge occurs it pops out and cuts power, showing the protection circuit is working.
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