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Tripp Lite
Eight-outlet surge suppressor with a 25-foot cord, 1440-joule rating and 1800-watt capacity for home or office equipment
The Tripp Lite TLP825 is a 120V AC surge suppressor built for home and office environments. It provides eight NEMA 5-15R receptacles spaced to accept three transformer plugs without blocking adjacent outlets. A single illuminated power switch controls all outlets. The unit mounts via keyhole slots on the back.
The suppressor connects through a 25 foot, 14 AWG cord ending in a NEMA 5-15P plug rated for 15 amps. Continuous draw must stay at or below 1800 watts to avoid tripping the branch circuit breaker. EMI/RFI filtering reduces line noise by up to 40 dB across the protected outlets.
The AC suppression rating of 1440 joules determines how much transient energy the device can absorb before its protective components degrade. Clamping voltage is 150 volts RMS across full normal mode and common mode paths. UL 1449 and UL 1363 certifications confirm compliance with safety and performance standards.
| Brand | TRIPP LITE |
|---|---|
| Series | Protect It! |
| Model | TLP825 |
| Outlets | 8 |
| Outlets Type | NEMA 5-15R |
| Cord Length | 25 Feet |
| Voltage Compatibility | 120V AC |
| Output Amperage Capacity | 15 |
| Output Watt Capacity | 1800 Watts |
| AC Suppression Joule Rating | 1440 Joules |
| EMI/RFI Noise Filter | Up to 40dB |
| Clamping Voltage | 150 Volts - RMS |
| Protection Modes | Full normal mode (H-N) and common mode (N-G / H-G) line surge suppression |
| Certifications | UL1449, UL1363, cUL |
| Color | Light Gray with 25 Feet Cord |
| Features | 1440 Joules AC surge suppression shields equipment from the strongest surges and line noise 8 AC outlets with room for 3 transformer plugs without blocking outlets covers computers and all peripherals Long 25 foot AC line cable with space-saving angle input plug conveniently reaches distant outlets Lighted power switch with integrated 15A circuit breaker offers power control and overload protection Integrated child-safety sliding outlet covers safely seal off all unused outlets Diagnostic LEDs confirm outlet grounding and surge suppression status Attractive white housing with keyhole |
| Unit Dimensions | 1.51" x 4.86" x 9.55" |
| Unit Weight | 3.46 lbs. |
| Package Contents | TLP825 Surge Suppressor Instruction manual with warranty information |
| Shipping weight | 1.61 kg |
| Package size | 325 × 132 × 102 mm |
The strip provides room for 3 transformer plugs without blocking the remaining 5 outlets, so you can connect bulky adapters and still use every socket.
A 1440-joule rating means the unit can absorb up to 1440 joules of surge energy across all three protection modes — hot-neutral, neutral-ground and hot-ground — before the MOVs degrade.
The NEMA 5-15P plug and 14 AWG cord limit the strip to 15 A continuous, which equals 1800 W at 120 V AC.
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