The SPIKECUBE Surge Suppressor from Tripp Lite is a direct plug-in suppressor providing protection on one AC outlet. Its small size makes it ideal for protecting laptop computers, projectors and other portable electronics.
Product Features
- ON THE GO PROTECTION! PROTECT ANY ELECTRONIC DEVICE FROM POWER SURGES & SPIKES: Surge suppressor with one NEMA 5-15R AC outlet protects your laptops, electronic notepads, personal organizers and other portable electronic devices from dangerous power surges, spikes & line noise.
- RELIABLE ONE OUTLET AC LINE SURGE SUPPRESSION: The compact direct plug-in design allows for easy portability and features one AC outlet.
- SAFETY FIRST! 660 JOULE-RATING – CONFORMS TO UL 1449 SAFETY STANDARDS: Two diagnostic LEDs (GROUNDED & PROTECTED) show power and protection status, enabling you to recognize power problems before they affect your valuable equipment. Conforms to current UL 1449 3rd Edition safety standards.
- DIRECT PLUG-IN DESIGN PERFECT FOR TRAVEL! With its compact, switchless, direct plug-in design, this power cube instantly converts any standard wall outlet to a surge protector, making it ideal solution for traveling!
- LIFETIME WARRANTY, $5,000 INSURANCE: Lifetime Limited Warranty and $5,000 Ultimate Lifetime Insurance covers any connected equipment damaged by a power surge
This surge protector was only 4 months old when it … This surge protector was only 4 months old when it failed our year old tv. Within minutes of the power surge I smelled a smell of burning electrical wires and realized it was coming from our tv. The tv was no longer operable along with our sound bar. I jumped through the extensive hoops set out by Tripp Lite and had to spend $12 to send my surge protector to them for testing. Surprise! They tested the surge protector and said they would not honor their warranty because the surge protector…
Work Great! These things work! Had a power surge or somesort. Anything not on these was toast. Anything plugged into these is fully operational.
This started on fire. We got it in April … This started on fire. We got it in April and it is now December 12th. The surge protector didn’t work and it just slowly kept burning until we could figure out where the smell was coming from. My family and home were at risk because of it’s failure to work.