Eaton Tripp Lite TLP825 8 Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip, Extra Long 25ft Extension Cord Flat Wall Plug, 1440 Joules, 15A Circuit Breaker, Manufacturer's 75,000 Insurance

Long story. I bought a computerized Pfaff sewing machine. Right out of the box, the LCD screen frequently displayed a "motor overload" message and briefly stopped working. Then other times the entire screen went blank and no buttons worked. I did some online searching and found that a plain Jane brown extension cord could be the culprit. I looked down, sure enough. I was guilty. The posts I read said the computer is super sensitive to electrical fluctuations. So I bought a surge protector at a big box home improvement store. Same issues. Not only that, one day I plugged my vacuum into that so-called surge protector and I heard a pop and all the lights on it went out. Fried that one. Then I ordered this Tripp Lite 8 Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip. I used it this weekend for the first time. I sewed for hours and hours for two days and that sewing machine didn't have a single computer issue, not one. And this heavy duty 25' cord is insanely long. I no longer have issues finding the nearest receptacle. Also, each socket on it has sliding dust protector cover that you can close when not in use. You also get a Lifetime Warranty and $75,000 Ultimate Lifetime Insurance for connected devices. AND, the prices it so reasonable. I love this surge protector. It literally saved my $1900 sewing machine from getting fried.

Tripp Lite 8 Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip, Extra Long Cord 25ft, was one of only a few UL listed choices available with this length of cord. Fortunately I have several other styles of Tripp Lite strips and have been happy with the quality so I had no qualms about ordering this one.I turned an unused walk-in closet into my sewing center with three machines and other needed accessories. Since it was designed to be a closet there was only one outlet and it was on the far end of the opposite wall from when I wanted my machines. This Tripp Lite 8 Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip was just what I needed to bring power around to the right side and also protect my machines from surges.

A small bedroom was going to be turned into an office, with laptop, printer, etc. The plans worked out perfectly, except that there turned out to be no outlets on the wall planned for the equipment itself. Do you know how hard it is to find a surge suppressor with a cord longer than 6 or even feet, at least without paying what seemed like exorbitant prices?After shopping both locally and online, I came across this Tripp Lite surge protector and have found it to be exactly what I was looking for, and at a price well below most products with cords this long. It has great capacity, with space between the outlet slots large enough for the often ungainly plugs that some of this kind of equipment has. Though a 12 foot cord would have worked for my room arrangement, the longer cord is really helpful for just about any floor plan.As with other surge protectors in my home, I have been fortunate enough not to have had the surge function tested, but the product specs and guarantee appear to provide the protection that I expect for this kind of equipment.

It was that time for me folks. You know, the time when it's time to replace surge protectors? I needed a surge protector that had a longer cord due to my residential constraints, and I needed one that had a red light for the power/reset button. It may sound unrelated but about an hour before I go to sleep, I wear some blue blocker type glasses. If I had a surge protector with a blue indicator light, I would likely leave it on instead of switching it off. Blue Blocker type glasses completely block out blue light indicators. After doing a little research, I discovered Tripp-Lite was a reputable company that made a variety of surge protectors, and they made this one that fir my needs perfectly. The cord is a little long, however, if I decide to rearrange my furniture the extra length may be very much needed. I like everything about this surge protector.

Exactly what I was looking for. Now, I usually wait and do my reviews after I have used the item for some time, but with this I kinda figured it either works or doesn't. In my case - it works. The cord is heavy duty and the outlet box appears well made and has a bit of weight to it. The surge protector comes with an insurance policy for that which is connected to it - weather or not Tripp Lite would actually pay should something happen - I have no clue. I have purchased Tripp Lite surge protectors for many years and have never had to find out.I was going to buy just a long, white extension cord an plug a power strip into it when I found this surge protector. It was a little more expensive going this route, but I am satisfied with my purchase and it has been successfully powering my home network for a few weeks now.

After finishing a downstairs guest room, I decided I would really like to use it for a gaming room as well. The problem is I have an older house, and the bedroom only has two-prong outlets.This was my solution. 25 feet was just long enough to run this from the grounded outlet on a wall outside the room into the corner where I wanted to put my gaming computer. It provides plenty of outlets, with some of them spaced nicely to accommodate larger adapters, which can really limit your use of most power strip surge protectors.It is rare to find a good surge protector with this length of cable, and I was very happy to find this so I could get set up the way I wanted.

been running this for almost 5 years now, it allowed me to turn a closet area into an office

This is a great multi-surge power strip. The 25 feet makes it so easy to have outlets where there are none. I have limited outlets and of cause there isn't one where I need it, so I plug this into the outlet and run the cord between the wall and the rug, almost out of sight and have the power strip on the other side of the room. The 25 feet makes it possible. Also I should mention there are sliding pieces to cover the plug holes so no dust gets into the ones you're not using. Definitely recommend this. This is my second one, the first one I ended up lending to a friend who needed to run some stereo equipment for a party, and I never got it back.