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CyberPower
Five AC outlets and two USB ports share 2.4 A while 500 J of surge protection guards connected devices, all fed by a 4 ft cord with a low-profile plug
The CyberPower P504UC surge protector delivers 500 joules of surge suppression for home office electronics including laptops, desktop computers and audio/video equipment. It provides five AC outlets and two USB charge ports for powering multiple devices from a single wall socket. A 15 A circuit breaker protects the strip from overload conditions. The unit ships new in white finish.
This model replaces unprotected power strips that lack joule-rated surge suppression or integrated USB charging. The 500 joule rating handles typical household surges from storms or grid switching. The jump is worth it when you need both AC and USB charging in one compact unit without a bulky transformer block. The low-profile right-angle plug fits behind furniture.
The P504UC suits desk setups where a laptop, monitor and phone charge simultaneously from one outlet. The shared 2.4 A USB output splits between one USB-C and one USB-A port at 5 VDC. Builders needing higher joule ratings for whole-room protection or more than five AC outlets should look at larger surge protectors. Users requiring coaxial or Ethernet line protection need a different model.
| Brand | CyberPower |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 244 × 61 × 43 mm |
The cord ends in a low-profile right-angle plug that sits flush against the wall for tight spaces.
Plug the unit directly into a grounded wall outlet — never into an extension cord or power strip — then press the reset button if the breaker trips.
Replace it when the protected indicator light goes out, signalling the MOVs have sacrificed their capacity.
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