Digital Energy
Digital Energy 6-outlet 2-USB 1050-joule surge protector 25-ft cord white
Six-outlet surge protector with two USB ports delivering 2.4 A, 1050-joule protection and a 25-foot 14-gauge cord
- 25 ft cord reaches distant outlets easily
- 6 AC outlets plus 2 USB ports charge multiple devices
- 1050 joule rating absorbs strong power surges
- 15 A 120 V 1875 W capacity supports heavy loads
- UL 1363 and ANSI UL 1449 listed for verified safety
Six-outlet surge protector with dual USB
This six-outlet surge protector delivers 1050 joules of protection for connected equipment. A 25-foot cord with 14/3 gauge wire reaches distant wall outlets. Two USB ports supply up to 2.4 amps total for phones or tablets. The unit is rated 15 amps at 120 volts and carries a UL listing.
Lighted switch and keyhole mounting
A lighted on/off switch cuts power to all six outlets at once. Two keyhole slots on the back allow wall or under-desk mounting. The 1-nanosecond response time clamps surges before they reach plugged-in devices. ETL conformity adds a second safety verification beyond the UL mark.
Check cord reach and load limits
Verify the 25-foot length fits your layout without creating a trip hazard. Ensure the combined draw of all devices stays below 15 amps or 1875 watts. Do not connect space heaters or other high-wattage appliances to this strip. Confirm your wall receptacle is a standard 120-volt grounded outlet.
Highlights
- 25 ft cord reaches distant outlets easily
- 6 AC outlets plus 2 USB ports charge multiple devices
- 1050 joule rating absorbs strong power surges
- 15 A 120 V 1875 W capacity supports heavy loads
- UL 1363 and ANSI UL 1449 listed for verified safety
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
When will the 1050-joule protection need replacing?
The 1050-joule rating absorbs surges until depleted; replace the strip after a major spike or when the protection indicator shows the circuitry is exhausted.
What limits continuous load on the 15-amp circuit?
The 15-amp, 120-volt rating caps sustained draw at 1875 watts; exceeding that trips the breaker or risks overheating the 14-gauge cord.
How warm does the 25-foot cord get under full load?
The 14-gauge, 25-foot cord is rated for the full 15-amp capacity, so it stays within safe temperature limits when total draw remains at or below 1875 watts.
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