10 Outlet Metal Power Strip with 2100J Surge Protector, Heavy Duty 6FT Extension Cord, Wide Spaced Outlets and Wall Mount for Garage, Workshop, Industrial, Home, Ideal Gift for Father (6ft)

Pretty good extension cord, little bit odd though.
Honestly this extension cord is just a bit sketchy for me.Like it works fine and it can power devices, but just as this is like not any kind of name brand company I’m not sure if it has any kind of safety features or anything to protect connected devices from power surges, etc.Also it’s like, extremely light for what it is, which is the other concerning thing. I have extension cords in my house like this with the same amount of outlets that weight more than double what this thing does, which again just makes me feel a bit uncomfortable with this, like why is it so lightweight, is it missing some things it should have in there? I’m not sure.Yes it works fine and you can use it, but in my opinion I would look at other options that exist before ordering this one.

Rugged power strip
All good, solid, and very utility. Had to trade it in on a 10 plug unit.

Decent Build, But No Info Re Essential Joules Rating, Voltage Rating, Surge Response Time, Etc.
Vendor Okchild offers this 10-outlet power strip that, at first blush, seems like a great purchase option. The very limited product description mentions surge protection, being fire proof, rated for use in industrial settings and technology centers, and more, as well as spacing the outlets far enough apart to easily handle today’s bulky adapters and transformer plugs.Unfortunately, absolutely no information is provided to back up any of those claims so that folks in construction, computing, sensitive technology, or even home DIYers can make a decision if this strip will work for them. Here are the problems:1. The strip is advertised as being surge protected but no info is provided regarding Joule ratings. This is essential.2. No information is provided about maximum voltage rating. Nothing.3. No information is provided about surge protection response time. This is critical for plugged-in technology.4. No information is provided regarding the gauge of the electrical cord.Without the above, construction crews, industrial sites, technology centers, etc., don’t know how much load is safe, how many items to plug into each strip…in other words, if their technology will be safe plugged into this strip. For example, the industry standard is that surge protected strips with eight or more outlets should be rated no less than 4000 Joules. This strip has 10 outlets, but offers no details regarding Joules.As noted in the photos, we put the outlets spacing to the test and found that it was difficult to place three outlets with adapters side by side.The advertising also gives an incorrect perception. The headline and description states that you can buy this power strip in “6ft, 10ft, and 15ft” options. That is not correct. The advertising should mention (but does not) that the power strip is 20 inches in length and you have the option of ordering the power cord in these three lengths.Overall, it is not possible to recommend this strip for any other application than for the work bench of home DIYers. We, for example, will limit our use of this power strip to only 4 outlets being used at the same time…. since we know nothing about the Joules rating and don’t want our technology in danger of being zapped by a power surge. And, when we mount the strip onto the wall of our garage work bench area, we will use bigger and much heftier screws than the tiny, thin mounting screws provided.All things combined, the unit should work OK for light, home applications. Three stars because of the missing info.

Every shop needs one
I you have a shop or work on electronics, you need a power strip or 5. This thing is great for along a bench or work station. It actually makes me want a bigger bench now to work from so I can leave more things plugged into it.