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Tripp Lite

Tripp Lite TRPPS615 power strip 6 outlets 15 ft cord 15A 120V

SKU CH-FSA3-8FVAS MPN TRPPS615

Six NEMA 5-15R outlets distribute 120 V AC power from a 15-foot cord with an illuminated switch and 15 A circuit breaker

  • TypePower Strip
  • ColorWhite
  • Outlets6
  • Output Amperage Capacity15A
  • Input Voltage120V AC
  • Cord Length15 ft.
  • Six NEMA 5-15R outlets connect multiple devices from one wall socket
  • 15-foot AC power cord reaches distant outlets without extra extension leads
  • Illuminated power switch shows strip status at a glance
  • 15A integrated circuit breaker cuts power during dangerous overloads
  • Keyhole mounting slots allow secure wall or bench installation

Power distribution for multiple devices

The Tripp Lite TRPPS615 provides six NEMA 5-15R outlets from a single wall socket. It suits workshops, offices and home setups that need to run several appliances or power tools at once. The 15-foot cord lets the strip reach distant outlets without extra extension leads. An illuminated switch and 15A circuit breaker give clear status and overload protection.

Replacing short strips and daisy-chained adapters

When a shorter strip forces devices to cluster near the wall, this 15-foot version moves the block to where the equipment sits. The jump is worth it when cable clutter creates trip hazards or when keyhole mounting can secure the strip to a bench or rack. It also removes the fire risk of chaining multiple cheaper strips together.

Steady 15A capacity under continuous load

The integrated 15A breaker holds the full rated current as long as the combined draw stays within 120V AC limits. Unlike strips that rely on thin internal wiring, this model maintains stable output during prolonged tool or lighting runs. The breaker trips only when total demand exceeds the rated capacity, then resets with a push of the switch.

Highlights

  • Six NEMA 5-15R outlets connect multiple devices from one wall socket
  • 15-foot AC power cord reaches distant outlets without extra extension leads
  • Illuminated power switch shows strip status at a glance
  • 15A integrated circuit breaker cuts power during dangerous overloads
  • Keyhole mounting slots allow secure wall or bench installation

Specifications

BrandTRIPP LITE
SeriesPOWER IT! Series
ModelPS615
TypePower Strip
ColorWhite
Outlets6
Output Amperage Capacity15A
Input Voltage120V AC
Cord Length15 ft.
FeaturesTripp Lite's Power It! PS615 power strip offers reliable, convenient and cost-effective power distribution for appliances, power tools, lighting and other electrical equipment. Includes 6 NEMA 5-15R outlets, 15-foot AC power cord and keyhole mounting slots. Multi-outlet strip reduces cable clutter and enables the connection of multiple electrical devices to a single AC wall socket. Features illuminated power switch and 15A integrated circuit breaker to prevent dangerous overloads.
INPUT/OUTPUT: Input: NEMA 5-15P/Output: 6 NEMA 5-15R
ELECTRICAL: 120V AC, 50/60Hz, 15A
FORMAT: Corded po
Shipping weight1.18 kg
Package size340 × 147 × 46 mm

Questions about this item

How wide are the keyhole mounting slots on the PS615 power strip?

The keyhole slots are sized for standard mounting screws; the heads should sit slightly proud so the strip slides on and locks securely.

What is the correct sequence to install the PS615 power strip so the circuit breaker does not trip immediately?

Mount the strip first, plug all devices into the six NEMA 5-15R outlets, then insert the NEMA 5-15P plug into the 120 V wall receptacle and flip the illuminated switch on.

When should the integrated 15 A circuit breaker on the PS615 be reset or the unit replaced?

If the breaker trips repeatedly after reducing the connected load, the strip has likely absorbed a surge and should be replaced.

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