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- Easily and conveniently multiplies outlets with more flexibility than a standard strip
- Converts 1 grounded outlet to 5 grounded adapter ready outlets
- Yellow lighted master switch with 15-amp circuit breaker
- 3 ft 14/3 power cord
- Designed especially for the do-it-yourselfer or light contractor
Our line of ShopLogic products is loaded with features such as lighted switches for easy identification of operating power, long cords for extra reach and cord management for easy storage. All products are Tested Tough to live up to their lifetime product guaranteees. Average Rating of 4.50 out of 29 reviews
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Great but bulky - Carol S. Jackson, Dec 28, 2008
The PowerSquid is great for certain situations, but if you don't have much room to hide it behind a desk, for example, it can become a large tangled mess of cords. While there are advantages to having separate outlets, keep in mind that it takes up much more horizontal space than a traditional power strip. You can bend the arms vertically but they will not easily stay in position because they aren't very flexible.
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Good design, cord too short. - a10thunder, Apr 10, 2008
This is a simple and elegant design. The only drawback for this particular model is the 4' cord length from the wall outlet, I found it to be too short for most applications in my house.
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Very Useful Powerstrip - it's a calamari. - Nuknuk, Mar 06, 2008
Pros:
-The main problem with conventional power strips is that once you start plugging those power adapters that come with your gadgets, one of those alone can take up 2 to 3 outlets in shear space. With these, you can plug up to 5 individual adapters. If that is your case, then this is very useful to you.
-You can buy it in pure all-white (Just saw it recently at Target)
-the main cord (not shown) that you attached to the wall is quite long which allows you more flexibility in reach.
Cons:
-You may think first that it is unique, strange and even a conversational piece, but after that and having given it a second look, it does not look as pleasing as you would like it to be. Particularly if you have 5 power adapters attached to it. It is also huge.
-No built-in surge protection.
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Functions as advertised - Alan Isham, Jan 20, 2008
My internet connected weather station and network cameras require about 20 plug-in's in my home office. With so many large power transformers, this was the only cable, power management solution that would work for me.
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Saves space! - Microapplications Inc., Nov 30, 2007
This is a rock-solid solution for all those dongles sitting behind your computer and network gear. I bought three: one for server area, one for workstation area, and one for laptop area.
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