Tripp Lite PS3612 12-outlet power strip 15 ft cord
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Tripp Lite
Provides six 5-15R outlets on a four-foot cord with a 15-amp rating
The Tripp Lite PS6 provides six grounded 5-15R receptacles rated at 15 amps for general-purpose equipment. A four-foot cord reaches wall outlets without stretching across traffic lanes. The metal housing suits bench, rack or floor placement in workshops and server rooms. It ships new and ready for immediate use.
The steel enclosure resists dents and shields internal wiring from impact. Six front-facing outlets accept standard plugs without blocking each other. The attached cord eliminates loose cables and reduces trip hazards at the workstation. No mounting hardware is included, so installers supply their own brackets or fasteners.
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The strip provides six NEMA 5-15R receptacles rated for 15 A total continuous load.
Keyhole slots on the steel case allow wall or bench mounting with user-supplied screws.
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