Southwire Coleman Cable 5139 Metal Power Strip 6 Outlet

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE/COLEMAN CABLE 5139 is a six-outlet metal power strip built for demanding environments where plastic-bodied strips offer insufficient protection. Designed under the Yellow Jacket line, this unit houses six grounded outlets and two adapter outlets in a heavy-duty metal enclosure. An integrated on/off switch pairs with a resettable 15-amp circuit breaker to protect connected equipment without requiring a separate GFCI or external fuse. Power is delivered through a 6-foot, 14/3 SJT cord in high-visibility coloring, making it easy to spot in cluttered workspaces. Electricians and tradespeople commonly install this strip in garages, workshops, and basements where durability and overload protection are priorities.

This power strip is suited for residential and light commercial settings that see heavy tool use or frequent outlet demand. Garages, workshops, utility rooms, and basements are typical deployment locations. The metal housing resists physical damage from dropped tools and rough handling better than standard plastic strips. The high-visibility cord reduces trip hazards and helps with quick visual identification of the power source during multi-cord setups. No special mounting hardware is required for basic use, though the metal body supports wall or bench mounting if needed.

Key Features

• Six grounded outlets plus two adapter outlets for a total of eight connection points
• Integrated resettable 15-amp circuit breaker eliminates the need to replace fuses after a trip
• On/off switch allows full power cutoff without unplugging the unit
• Heavy-duty metal enclosure provides impact resistance in garage and workshop environments
• 6-foot, 14/3 SJT cord with high-visibility jacket for easy cord identification

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 15-amp, 120-volt metal power strip suitable for use with grounded tools, equipment, and appliances in residential garages, workshops, and basements.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a qualified electrician or knowledgeable tradesperson. Plug the unit into a properly grounded 15-amp, 120-volt outlet only. Do not exceed the 15-amp circuit breaker rating across all connected loads. If the breaker trips, disconnect loads before pressing the reset button to identify and address the overload condition before restoring power.