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Black rectangular surge protector with six outlets and an eight-foot cord

Kensington

Kensington K62144NA 6 Outlet 8ft 1260J Surge Protector

SKU CH-QZB0-BVJ5M MPN K62144NA

Six-outlet surge protector with 1260-joule suppression, 8-foot cord and colour-coded cord management

  • Outlets6
  • Cord Length8 Feet
  • AC Suppression Joule Rating1260 Joules
  • CertificationsUL, CSA
  • ColorBlack
  • FeaturesSafeguard computer and equipment with 945 Joules of surge pr
  • Protects equipment with 1260 joules of surge suppression
  • Accommodates six adapter-style plugs without crowding
  • 8-foot cord places protection where it is needed
  • Colour-coded rings and matching labels simplify cable management
  • EMI/RFI filtration and right-angle plug reduce interference

Six-outlet surge strip for desktop setups

The Kensington K62144NA provides six AC outlets on an eight-foot cord so a computer, monitor and peripherals can share one protected feed. Its SmartSockets layout spaces the sockets wide enough for up to six bulky adapter plugs without blocking neighbours. Colour-coded rings and matching cord labels keep cable runs tidy behind a desk or workbench. A right-angle plug lets the strip sit flush against a wall outlet.

1260-joule protection with EMI/RFI filtering

The unit absorbs up to 1260 joules of surge energy and the manufacturer highlights 945 joules of active protection for connected equipment. Built-in EMI/RFI noise filtration reduces line-borne interference that can disrupt sensitive electronics. A recessed on/off switch prevents accidental shutdowns while a protection indicator shows when the suppression circuitry is still functional. The strip draws no measurable standby power beyond the indicator LED.

Replaces basic power strips lacking surge

Buyers moving up from unprotected extension leads gain joule-rated clamping and noise filtering in one package. The eight-foot cord reaches floor-mounted outlets from desk height without daisy-chaining. It is not suited for whole-house or panel-level surge strategies, nor for installations that require a higher joule rating or hard-wired connection. The three-pack option covers multiple workstations in a single purchase.

Highlights

  • Protects equipment with 1260 joules of surge suppression
  • Accommodates six adapter-style plugs without crowding
  • 8-foot cord places protection where it is needed
  • Colour-coded rings and matching labels simplify cable management
  • EMI/RFI filtration and right-angle plug reduce interference

Specifications

BrandKensington
SeriesSmartSockets
ModelK62144NA
Outlets6
Cord Length8 Feet
AC Suppression Joule Rating1260 Joules
CertificationsUL, CSA
ColorBlack
FeaturesSafeguard computer and equipment with 945 Joules of surge protection
Room enough to easily accommodate up to six adapter-style plugs
Color-coded rings with matching cord labels provides easy cord management
EMI/RFI noise filtration, right-angle plug, and recessed on/off switch
8-foot power cord puts surge protection where it's needed
Indicator monitors the surge protector to ensure full protection
Reliability ensured with UL and CSA certifications
Shipping weight1.00 kg
Package size229 × 163 × 76 mm

Questions about this item

How do I install the Kensington K62144NA surge protector and what step is commonly missed?

Plug the right-angle plug into a grounded wall outlet, press the recessed on/off switch to the on position, and verify the protection indicator lights up to confirm active surge protection.

What maintenance or replacement will the Kensington K62144NA need later?

The unit sacrifices itself after absorbing up to 1260 joules of surges; when the protection indicator goes out, the strip no longer suppresses spikes and must be replaced.

What limit appears first under sustained use of the Kensington K62144NA?

The 1260 joule surge capacity is the first limit; once cumulative surges reach that energy level the protector stops clamping voltage and the indicator turns off.

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