CyberPower
CyberPower GXS1005C2 10 Outlet Surge Protector with USB-C and RGB
Surge protector with 10 outlets, dual USB-C charging and a customisable RGB light bar
- Protects gear with 3000 joules surge absorption
- Powers 10 devices including 4 wide-spaced outlets
- Fast charges via dual USB-C ports
- Syncs customizable RGB light bar with setup
- Backed by $300,000 connected equipment guarantee
Surge protection for gaming rigs
The CyberPower GXS1005C2 delivers 3000 joules of surge protection across 10 AC outlets, including four wide-spaced sockets for bulky adapters. Dual USB-C ports provide fast charging for controllers, phones and tablets. A 5-foot cord connects the strip to the wall outlet.
Replaces basic strips when gear density grows
Step up from a standard six-outlet strip when your battle station adds a second monitor, VR base stations, a charging dock and console all at once. The jump is worth it when you need both high joule rating and USB-C charging without hunting for extra wall warts.
Suits desktop gamers with crowded setups
Ideal for PC and console players who want RGB sync with their rig and enough outlets to avoid power-strip Tetris. Not for buyers who need whole-house or rackmount surge protection, or installations that require a longer cord than the supplied length.
Highlights
- Protects gear with 3000 joules surge absorption
- Powers 10 devices including 4 wide-spaced outlets
- Fast charges via dual USB-C ports
- Syncs customizable RGB light bar with setup
- Backed by $300,000 connected equipment guarantee
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How many wide-spaced outlets does the GXS1005C2 have for bulky power adapters?
The unit provides four wide-spaced outlets among its ten total sockets, giving extra room for chunky plugs without blocking neighbouring ports.
What is the correct way to connect the surge protector so the protection circuit is active?
Plug the five-foot power cord directly into a grounded wall socket — never into an extension lead or another power strip — otherwise the surge circuitry cannot clamp excess voltage.
After a major surge event, what indicates the CyberPower GXS1005C2 must be replaced?
If the protection-status LED stops glowing, the internal MOVs have sacrificed themselves and the strip no longer shields connected gear; replace the unit immediately.
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