Southwire Coleman Cable 41546 Surge Protector 6-outlet

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE/COLEMAN CABLE 41546 is a 6-outlet surge protector strip rated at 900 joules, designed for use in residential and light commercial settings where equipment protection from power surges is required. The strip ships in dark gray and includes a 3-foot power cord. With 900 joules of surge protection energy rating, it provides a meaningful level of defense for sensitive electronics and powered equipment. Electricians and facility technicians typically install this type of strip in panel rooms, workstations, and equipment staging areas where multiple devices require protected power simultaneously.

This surge protector strip is suited for environments where several loads need to share a single circuit outlet without sacrificing surge protection. Common applications include office workstations, light-duty commercial installations, and residential utility rooms. The 6-outlet configuration reduces the need for additional adapters or daisy-chaining, which can create code compliance concerns. The 3-foot cord length gives installers enough reach for most standard outlet-to-equipment configurations without excessive slack.

Key Features

• 900-joule surge protection energy rating for connected equipment defense
• 6 AC outlets provide simultaneous protected power to multiple devices
• 3-foot power cord for standard reach in typical installation scenarios
• Dark gray finish suits commercial and utility environments
• Compact strip form factor for workbench, rack-adjacent, or wall-outlet mounting

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose surge protector strip compatible with standard 120-volt AC outlets in residential and light commercial electrical systems.

Installation Notes

Installation of this surge protector strip is typically handled by a licensed electrician or qualified technician. Always ensure the upstream circuit breaker is appropriately rated for the total load connected to the strip. Do not exceed the strip's rated capacity across connected devices, and avoid daisy-chaining surge protector strips, which is prohibited under NEC guidelines. Confirm the outlet supplying the strip is properly grounded for surge protection to function as intended.