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Eaton Managed rack PDU, 0U, L6-20P, C20 input, 3.84 kW max, 100-240V, 16A, 10 ft cord, Single-phase, Black

Eaton Metered Input PDU, 1PH, 2U, L5-30P input, 10 ft cord, 2.88kW, 24A, 100-127V, 16 Outlets (16) 5-20R

Eaton Basic Rack PDU, 2U, L6-30P }Input, 4.99 kW Max, 200-240V, 30A, 9 ft Cord, Single-phase, Outlets: (4) L6-20R

CyberPower PDU41004 Switched PDU

CyberPower CSB606W Essential Surge Protector

CyberPower B615 6-Outlet Essential Surge Protector (White)

CyberPower PDU44001 Switched ATS PDU (15A, 100 to 120 VAC)

CyberPower PDU41001 8-Outlet Switched PDU

CyberPower PDU81001 Switched Metered-by-Outlet Power Distribution Unit

CyberPower GS60304 6-Outlet Power Strip (White)

CyberPower MP1044NN Power Strip Twin Pack

CyberPower CSB606 6-Outlet Essential Series Surge Protector (Black)

CyberPower RKBS15S2F8R 10-Outlet Rackbar Surge Protector

CyberPower CSB100W Single Outlet Wall-Tap Surge Protector

CyberPower Basic PDU 200 230V 30A 0U L6-30P Input 10ft Cord (8) C19 (24) C13 Outlets

CyberPower PDU15M2F8R Metered PDU

HPE G2 Basic 3Ph 17.3kVA/60309 60A 4-wire 48A/208V Outlets (36) C13 (12) C19/Vertical NA/JP PDU

Eaton 0U 24A L5-30P Input 10ft Cord Managed Rack Power Distribution Unit

APC 9000 Switched, ZeroU, 20A, 208V, (21) C13/C15 & (3) C19/C21, L620 Cord Rack Power Distribution Unit

APC 9000 Switched ZeroU 32A 230V 24-Outlets Rack Power Distribution Unit

APC Essential SurgeArrest PE76, 7 Outlets, 6 Foot Cord, 120V

APC Essential SurgeArrest 6-Outlet Surge Protector

APC AP6120A Basic 0U/1U, 100-240V/20A, 220-240V/16A, (7) C13, (2) C19 Rack Power Distribution Unit

APC NetShelter Basic 0U/1U 3.3kW 13 Outlets Rack Power Distribution Unit
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Learn more about power strips & surge suppressors
Power strips and surge suppressors help you connect and protect multiple devices from a single wall outlet. While they may look similar, not all power strips offer surge protection. A basic power strip simply expands the number of outlets available, while a surge suppressor includes built-in protection against voltage spikes that can damage electronics. Understanding the difference is key when choosing the right option for your home, office, or workspace.
This category includes a wide range of models, each designed to suit different needs. Basic power strips are ideal for adding outlets in low-risk environments like under desks or behind furniture. For setups with valuable or sensitive equipment, such as computers, monitors, or gaming consoles, a surge suppressor is a better choice. These devices absorb excess voltage from power surges, helping to protect your gear from damage caused by lightning strikes, grid fluctuations, or faulty wiring.
Some models also include USB ports for charging mobile devices. This makes them a convenient solution for creating all-in-one charging stations without the need for separate adapters. You’ll find both USB-A and USB-C options in more recent models, supporting faster and more versatile charging across different devices.
Features vary widely between models. Look for the number of outlets and whether they’re spaced to fit bulky plugs or adapters. Many power strips include switches with circuit breakers for safety, along with LED indicators to show whether surge protection and grounding are active. Cable length is also important, especially if you need to reach across a room or around furniture. Some strips are wall-mountable, rack-mountable, or designed to sit on the edge of a desk or workbench.
For more advanced needs, smart power strips allow you to control individual outlets through mobile apps or voice assistants. These are useful for energy monitoring, remote access, or scheduled power management in home automation setups. There are also industrial-grade and rack-mounted options built for IT environments or high-demand workspaces where consistent power distribution and protection are essential.
Power strips and surge suppressors are used in a variety of settings. Home offices rely on them to power monitors, computers, and peripherals. Living rooms and entertainment centers use them to organize TVs, consoles, and media devices. Shared desks, classrooms, and workshops often need strips with higher outlet counts and more rugged construction.
Whether you need a compact unit for travel, a high-capacity strip for a multi-device setup, or surge protection for sensitive electronics, choosing the right model ensures that your devices stay connected and protected, day after day.