Tripp Lite ISOBAR6ULTRAHG Surge Protector 6-outlet

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE ISOBAR6ULTRAHG is a surge protection power distribution unit designed to safeguard sensitive electronic equipment from voltage spikes, line noise, and power irregularities. Built for environments where reliable power conditioning matters, this unit belongs to Tripp Lite's Isobar product line, which is known for its metal oxide varistor and filter-based protection circuitry. The ISOBAR6ULTRAHG provides multiple outlet positions for connecting equipment in data closets, workstations, or equipment racks. Installation is typically handled by electricians or IT facility technicians responsible for equipment protection and power management.

This surge protector is suited for use in commercial and light-industrial settings where multiple pieces of electronic or electrical equipment require simultaneous protection at a single distribution point. Typical applications include desktop workstations, audio and video equipment setups, telecommunications hardware, and small office or home office equipment clusters. The unit is sold individually and is intended as a standalone power distribution and surge suppression device.

Key Features

• Multi-outlet surge protection for simultaneous equipment protection
• Isobar-series filtering circuitry for line noise suppression
• Designed for sensitive electronic and electrical equipment
• Compact power strip form factor for flexible placement
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard surge protection unit compatible with typical 120-volt AC outlet configurations in residential and light-commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a qualified electrician or facilities technician. De-energize the circuit before connecting or disconnecting equipment from the unit. Ensure the wall outlet supplying the unit is properly grounded, as surge protection performance depends on a valid ground path. Do not daisy-chain surge protectors or connect the unit to an extension cord, as this can compromise protection ratings and may violate local electrical codes.