CyberPower
CyberPower MPV615P 6-Outlet Medical Grade Surge Protector 15ft 12AWG Cord
Medical-grade surge protector with six safety-covered outlets, a 15-foot 12AWG cord and UL 2930 compliance for patient-care areas
- Medical-grade safety with UL2930 compliance
- Six covered outlets protect patients nearby
- Heavy-duty medical plug ensures secure connection
- 15-foot 12AWG cord reaches distant equipment
- Designed for patient-care vicinities per UL2930
Medical-grade power strip for patient-care areas
The CyberPower MPV615P provides six hospital-grade outlets with integrated safety covers for use in clinics, laboratories and private practices. Its 15-foot 12AWG cord and heavy-duty medical-grade plug allow placement within six feet of a patient for non-critical care applications. The unit is tested to UL2930 requirements for healthcare environments.
Sustained load behaviour in clinical settings
The 12AWG cord and medical-grade plug maintain stable power delivery across all six outlets during continuous operation of diagnostic and monitoring equipment. Safety covers stay in place on unused receptacles, reducing contamination risk over long shifts. UL2930 testing confirms the construction withstands the thermal and mechanical demands of daily hospital use.
UL2930 compliance decides suitability
Only facilities requiring a power strip that meets UL2930 for patient-care vicinities should select this model. Offices, workshops or home users without that regulatory need will not benefit from the medical-grade rating. The six-outlet count and 15-foot cord length are fixed; buyers needing more receptacles or a different reach must choose another product.
Highlights
- Medical-grade safety with UL2930 compliance
- Six covered outlets protect patients nearby
- Heavy-duty medical plug ensures secure connection
- 15-foot 12AWG cord reaches distant equipment
- Designed for patient-care vicinities per UL2930
Specifications
| Brand | CyberPower |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 2.27 kg |
| Package size | 430 × 160 × 65 mm |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the MPV615P generate when left powered on all day in a patient-care area?
The strip contains no active cooling or power-conversion circuitry, so it adds negligible heat beyond what the connected equipment draws.
What type of wall outlet must already be present for the MPV615P to plug in?
It terminates in a hospital-grade NEMA 5-15P plug on a 15-foot 12AWG cord, so it needs a standard grounded 15 A receptacle.
Will the MPV615P work safely alongside older non-medical-grade strips on the same circuit?
Yes, it meets UL 2930 for patient-vicinity use and its six covered outlets do not interfere with other devices sharing the branch circuit.
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