Tripp Lite 12 Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip Tel/Modem/Coax 8ft Cord Right Angle Plug (TLP1208TELTV)

Excelente calidad e ideal para conectar todos mis aparatos electrónicos.

Yo no soy tan exigente en cuanto las especificaciones pero al menos como un usuario "común" puedo decir que está muy padre!! Funciona bien y como debe, lo único es que si es de buen tamaño y algo estorboso si no lo acomodas bien. Como sugerencia, les recomiendo que lo primero que hagan es probar todos los contactos porque la primera vez está difícil introducirlos pero ya después sin problemas.

Pros:- Price- Tripp Lite Warranty (details below)- Several ports specifically for power bricks- Has a higher joule rating than anything I've seen at this priceCons:- Ports can be VERY stiff at first, but after they're used once they're much easier to work with- No USB portsOther Thoughts:I have two or three of these surge protectors laying around the house now, as I won't buy any other brand anymore. I used to work in retail selling TV's and Laptops, and one of my functions was to try to sell accessories. I wanted to make more money (and keep my job), but I also wanted to do right by the customer as much as possible, so I decided to learn as much as I could about each accessory and point people to the ones they needed, and away from the ones they didn't. I would say that what I learned over the years about surge protectors over the years was the most fruitful.Many people believe that once you buy a surge protector, that it will work in perpetuity forever, and that isn't the case. Most (if not all) surge protectors have a 1-3 year warranty for a reason, and that's because the Joule rating that it claims to have is cumulative, not a constant level of protection. If your SP is rated for 1000 joules and you're hit with lightning that has 1100 joules, you just lost all protection on your SP and might have lost other equipment in the process, but it's not that easy to measure how much power a hit will have, so at any point you really could end up with a protector that's little more than a glorified extension cable.Due to this lack of predictability, I find myself leaning heavily on the warranty included on these. Over the years I've heard and seen many stories of equipment frying (whether it's the SP or the attached equipment) and people attempting to use their warranties to replace the products, only to be turned down. This is where Tripp Lite has stood apart, in my experience. I've heard stories where they've replaced entire home theater setups with very few questions asked and no hassle. I've heard stories where the SP saved their equipment, but died in the process, and Tripp Lite replaced that piece of equipment for free. I even heard of them honoring a warranty on a 10 year old SP once, and that's practically unheard of. I'm not saying that every experience will be 100% the same, but I KNOW that the experiences I've mentioned are not common (in fact it's unheard of with some companies), and I feel safer knowing that I at least have a good chance to have my warranty honored.I also know that Tripp Lite (some Belkin SPs do as well) includes equipment in their SPs that will actually shut off power to the ports if it's unable to protect them, which makes it far easier to know when to replace your equipment.

This is a difficult product to review because it can't be tested until there is a power surge, which may never happen. However, I can say the product is sturdy, the outlets are well spaced. The only thing it is missing is the feature that would shut it down if a surge damaged it's ability to protect. But, there is a green light that indicates the surge protection is functioning. So, I installed it with the light end showing so I can easily see if the unit is functioning.

I have an Eaton 8 outlet surge protector with 3 spaced receptacles for large connectors and I like it. But the Tripp Lite has 12 outlets with four spaced receptacles that I found quite useful. A lot of my computer/electronics equipment use the larger connectors that need that extra space.If not using an outlet, you can slide the receptacle's safety cover up to prevent anything falling inside. It's also good if you are using it in an area that has lots for dust. The 8 foot cord also gives me an extra 2 feet longer than a lot of other surge protectors. The receptacles have a solid feel and plugs fit snugly.