Tripp Lite TLP606USBB 6 Outlet Black Surge Protector with USB & USB-C
Line disturbances and switching spikes ride utility wiring straight into computers, monitors and chargers. We built this strip in a black housing to sit beneath a desk or behind a workbench, absorbing transient voltages before they reach connected equipment. Built-in USB connections supply direct charging power without hunting for separate wall adapters.
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- Safeguard your workstation or home electronics against surges, spikes and line noise
- 6 NEMA 5-15R outlets, including one for bulky transformers
- Surge suppression rating of 990 joules
- 2 USB ports (2.1A total) for fast charging mobile devices
- Lifetime limited warranty
How this one is built
Receptacle layout
A row of standard outlets powers typical desktop hardware, with extra spacing on one position to seat an oversized power brick without covering nearby plugs. Heavy transformer cases clear the neighboring receptacles cleanly.
Direct device charging
Onboard USB ports, including a modern USB-C connection, draw power straight from the internal circuitry to replenish handheld devices. It keeps the main AC outlets open for monitors and computers.
Transient absorption
Internal suppression components react to voltage spikes and electromagnetic noise riding the commercial power line. The circuitry clamps incoming transients and filters out line interference that disrupts sensitive electronics.
Workstation housing
The low-profile black enclosure rests flat on a floor or mounts against a desk return. It organizes power distribution in work areas cluttered with chargers, peripherals and display supplies.
On the nameplate
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