Southwire Coleman Cable 41629 8-outlet Surge Protector

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE COLEMAN CABLE 41629 is an 8-outlet surge protector strip designed for use in commercial and residential electrical installations. The strip ships in a black housing and includes a 6-foot power cord, giving technicians and installers enough reach to connect from a wall receptacle to equipment racks, workbenches, or service panels. With a 3540-joule surge protection rating, the unit absorbs transient voltage spikes that can damage sensitive electronics and HVAC controls. Electricians and trade professionals use this strip where multiple low-voltage devices or control systems require a single, protected power source.

This surge protector strip is suited for commercial job sites, mechanical rooms, and service areas where multiple devices need simultaneous power. It is commonly used during equipment installation, commissioning, or in permanent service installations where surge protection at the point of use is required. The 8-outlet configuration reduces the need for additional adapters or daisy-chained power strips, keeping installations clean and code-compliant.

Key Features

• 8 grounded outlets provide simultaneous power to multiple devices from a single protected source
• 3540-joule surge protection rating absorbs transient voltage spikes
• 6-foot power cord allows flexible placement relative to wall receptacles
• Black housing suits professional and commercial installation environments
• Packaged in units of 6 for stocking and job-site supply

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surge protector strip for use with standard 120-volt grounded household and commercial receptacles where 8-outlet surge-protected power distribution is required.

Installation Notes

Installation and connection of surge protector strips should be performed in accordance with NFPA 70 (NEC) requirements for temporary and permanent wiring. Verify the wall receptacle is properly grounded before connecting the strip, as surge protection circuits depend on an intact ground path to function correctly. Do not exceed the rated load capacity of the strip or the branch circuit supplying it. Daisy-chaining multiple power strips is prohibited by NEC and creates a fire and overload hazard.