16 Outlets Heavy Duty Metal Socket Power Strip

Good length, easy to mount. Most power strips you have put screw in the wall and slide the power strip into a slot to lock down the strip. This power strip the mounting bracket is on each end and it’s easy to install. No issues at all.

Great power strip! I finally threw out all my old extension cords. Of course, you shouldn’t overload any single outlet, but for low-draw devices like a printer, camera, router, etc., this strip is perfect. Wire looks very strength. Plenty of slots, solid metal build, and the 15-ft cord is very convenient. Highly recommended.

It's basic, well made, and just plain simple. No extra gimmick, no bs, just good quality simple electronic. Be advised just because you can add more devices to the circuit doesn't mean you're breaker can support it, be careful not to overload your outlets or breaker. If you use this, the main outlet shouldn't have anything else but the power extension plugged into the wall. I use this for my office, it's under my desk on a rack with my wiring management, all my pc power, monitors, and lighting use this bar and the bar plugs into the wall by itself.

Yes, a wonder! 20 outlets in 4 ft of robust aluminum grade panel. Best option for having the max outlets in the smallest run along your bench. The panel worked fine and looks good. The brushed aluminum effect looks good with any color scheme you may have. Having 15 ft of supply cable is a plus, as the usual 10 ft or less sometimes makes it hard to plug to the source ac outlet in a single shot without using another extension to reach further. I am using at the rear of a test bench, which requires the use of multiple outlets most of time as gear is switched back and forth on the bench. No issues so far. Just buy and enjoy! I found it was worth the little extra for the flexibility of having more outlets. Make sure you do your load planning to avoid overloading the panel, which could happen more easily, as you have sooooo many sockets to play with.

I love this so much I came back for a second one. This is perfection for under my work desk. It allows me to easily plug in everything I have, without worrying about lack of space. I bought a cord management "sling" for under my desk and this fits inside perfectly. I can't speak to the longevity or its surge protection just yet, but I'm hopeful this will last a very long time. This came well packaged and beautifully crafted - does not feel cheap - worth the price!

I mounted it with the included hardware at the back of my desktop surface. Easy peasy. It replaced 3 power strips that were cluttering my desk and office space and occupying all the wall outlets. I like the way the receptacles are spaced out to accommodate those ubiquitous power transformer blocks. It's exactly what I needed. As a bonus it doubles as a backstop so my stuff doesn't keep getting knocked off the back of my desk, never to be seen again. You cat owners know what I am talking about.

DISADVANTAGES: *The on-off switch is not quite of the highest quality *The length of the power strip can be different from what they claim; for example, if they claim that it's 50 inches long, then it can be nearly 20 inches longer than that *This product is made of aluminum so there is nothing that a magnet can cling on to, other than the 2 zinc-plated steel brackets on the extreme ends, which need to be sprayed with WD-40 and left to dry for 1 week before they are installed to prevent from rusting in the future ADVANTAGES: *The 20 plug outlets are evenly spaced and evenly distributed across the entire length of the power strip *The 20 3-prong female outlets are able to accept up to 20 polarized, 2-prong male plugs, even if 1 blade (the neutral lead plus the ground wire blade) is wider than the narrower blade (the hot lead) of the polarized, 2-prong male plug *Works great!

Very good quality, strong and durable. I am using under my desk, but I would not be afraid to use it outdoors daily!