Surge Protectors

The 12 outlet power strip has a molded NEMA 5-15P plug to an aluminum surge protector housing. The cord is a 14-gauge, 3-conductor SJTW wire, 6 ft in length, rated for 15 amps with 125 volts.

There is also a 15-amp circuit breaker attached, and a switched LED indicator for safe use. But most importantly, it meets national safety standards (UL and CL) and complies with industry standards and regulations.

2. 10FT NEMA L5-20P to NEMA L5-20R 12/3 SJTW NA 20A 125V Heavy Duty Power Extension Cord

This 10 plug power strip has a NEMA L5-20P plug and receptacle. It is black in color with a temperature rating of 105°C, which can be helpful for various application requirements. Plus, it is a 12 gauge surge protector and can be mounted to a wall.

3. 9FT NEMA 5-15P Right Angle to NEMA 5-15R 14/3 SPT-3 NA Flat Extension Power Cord 18A 125V

With a right-angle NEMA 5-15P plug and a NEMA 5-15R receptacle, this 9-foot flat extension power cord consists of 14-gauge, 3 conductors, and black PVC thermoplastic SPT-3 cable.

This cord is also rated at 125 volts for 18 amps. Moreover, its flat profile allows for easy movement in narrow spaces, and the right-angle plug minimizes stress on the cord.

4. 6FT Nema 5-15P Right Angle to Nema 5-15R 14/3 SPT-3 NA Flat Extension Power Cord 15A 125V

This 6 ft power strip is equipped with a molded right-angle NEMA 5-15P plug that fits a NEMA 5-15R receptacle.

The cord is built using 14-gauge, 3-conductor wire and can manage a 15-amp load at 125 volts, making it perfect for indoor appliances and outdoor use. It is also UL and CUL approved, ensuring safety and reliability while powering devices.

Why Our Surge Protectors Are the Best Choice 

With an Americord surge protector power strip, you get industry-best surge protection you can count on. Here is why these cords are reliable for your electronic devices:

1. Smart Surge Defense

Our surge protectors are designed to divert excess voltage away from connected devices, helping safeguard against spikes and outages.

2. Heavy-Duty Performance

Many models support high power loads—up to 15A and 125V—making them suitable for both residential and commercial-grade use.

3. Flexibility and Versatility

It comes in multiple outlets (great for anywhere) and has long extension lengths, which are ideal for commercial and industrial use.

4. Ongoing Protection Levels

Power indicators (including a switch) indicate good, stable, ongoing protection.

Discover Our Other Power Products

In addition to surge protectors, Americord has many power solutions for every need:

1. GFCI Extension Cords

Ground fault protection for jobsites, workshops, outdoor areas, and more!

2. Flat Extension Cords

Great for use in tight spaces and high traffic areas, these cords are perfect for convenience and flexibility.

3. Adapters and Terminals

Suitable for connecting and extending power to a variety of devices, these products are ideal for both residential and commercial use.

Protect Your Equipment with Americord Surge Protectors

Don't let possible power surges risk your tools, electronics, or productivity.

Americord surge protectors provide tough, reliable protection for your tools, electronics, and productivity when you need it most, whether you're powering up on a busy jobsite, reclaiming your garage, or plugging in your gear outside.

Designed to perform, trusted to protect, these protectors keep you powered, protected, and worry-free.

Explore our collection today and keep your gear protected, powered, and productive.

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FAQs

1. What is the difference between a power strip and a surge protector?

A power strip is convenient for plugging in several devices at once, but it cannot protect against voltage surges.

Unlike a typical power strip, surge protectors feature specialized components that absorb and divert excess electrical power for protection, which is necessary for your sensitive electronics.

2. How does a surge protector power strip work?

Surge protectors safeguard your electronics from unexpected voltage spikes by rerouting excess current away from your machines. 

To achieve this, these cords incorporate high-end components such as thermal fuses and voltage blunting technologies, which rapidly react to possible overvoltage conditions. 

With such protection, your gadgets are not exposed to risks such as lightning, outages, or excess current and continue to function properly.

3. What is the lifespan of a surge protector?

A surge protector is usually able to last for a period of 2 to 5 years, but this does depend on surge performance and the working conditions.

Many surge protector devices have an indicator light that signals you when the protection is working. If the light is off or the connected device looks damaged or stops functioning, this is a sign that the protection is no longer reliable.