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Tripp Lite

Tripp Lite TLP128TTUSBB surge protector 12 outlets 2 USB 4320 J 8 ft

SKU CH-YXTD-9SA3V MPN TLP128TTUSBB

12-outlet surge protector with 4320 J rating, two USB charging ports, RJ11 and coaxial protection, and an 8 ft cord

  • Cord Length8 ft
  • Input Voltage120V
  • Voltage Compatibility1800 VA
  • AC Suppression Joule Rating4320 J
  • Protection ModesPhone/Fax/Modem/DSL Coaxial Cable Line
  • 12 NEMA 5-15R outlets protect multiple devices from dangerous surges
  • 4320-joule suppression rating defends electronics against strong power spikes
  • Two USB charging ports power phones and tablets without extra adapters
  • RJ11 and coaxial jacks shield phone, modem and cable lines from surges
  • Eight-foot cord with right-angle plug reaches outlets behind furniture

12-outlet surge protector with USB charging

The Tripp Lite TLP128TTUSBB provides twelve NEMA 5-15R AC outlets and two USB charging ports for a home or office workstation. A 4320-joule surge protection rating defends connected electronics against strong power surges and spikes. The unit covers full normal mode and common mode protection across hot, neutral and ground lines. An eight-foot cord with a right-angle NEMA 5-15P plug reaches outlets behind furniture.

Six spaced outlets and data-line protection

Six widely spaced outlets accommodate bulky transformers without blocking adjacent sockets. Built-in RJ11 jacks and coaxial connectors safeguard phone, fax, modem, DSL and cable lines from transient voltage. The 120 V input rating and 1800 VA voltage compatibility suit standard North American circuits. No battery backup or voltage regulation is included, so the unit only suppresses surges and filters line noise.

4320-joule capacity for dense equipment clusters

The high joule rating comfortably handles multiple computers, printers, routers, AV gear and charging devices simultaneously. Protection will degrade after absorbing repeated large surges, eventually requiring replacement of the strip. There is no UPS function, so connected systems lose power instantly during an outage. Buyers needing battery runtime or automatic voltage regulation should choose a different product class.

Highlights

  • 12 NEMA 5-15R outlets protect multiple devices from dangerous surges
  • 4320-joule suppression rating defends electronics against strong power spikes
  • Two USB charging ports power phones and tablets without extra adapters
  • RJ11 and coaxial jacks shield phone, modem and cable lines from surges
  • Eight-foot cord with right-angle plug reaches outlets behind furniture

Specifications

BrandTRIPP LITE
ModelTLP128TTUSBB
Cord Length8 ft
Input Voltage120V
Voltage Compatibility1800 VA
AC Suppression Joule Rating4320 J
Protection ModesPhone/Fax/Modem/DSL Coaxial Cable Line
Shipping weight1.00 kg
Package size419 × 203 × 44 mm

Questions about this item

How many joules of surge protection does the 4320 J rating provide for connected devices?

The TLP128TTUSBB offers a 4320 joule AC suppression rating to absorb energy from strong power surges and spikes before they reach your electronics.

Does the eight-foot cord and right-angle plug allow placement behind furniture without overheating during all-day use?

The 8 ft cord with space-saving right-angle NEMA 5-15P plug routes neatly behind desks or cabinets while the unit dissipates heat passively through its metal housing.

Which devices must already have NEMA 5-15P plugs or RJ11/coaxial connections to use the 12 outlets and data-line protection?

Your PC, printer, router, modem, TV or stereo need standard NEMA 5-15P power plugs; phone/fax/DSL lines use RJ11 and cable/satellite feeds use the coaxial jacks.

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