Tripp Lite TLP602 Surge Protector Strip 6 Outlet

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE TLP602 is a 6-outlet surge protector power strip designed for use in commercial and light industrial environments where connected equipment needs protection from voltage spikes and transient surges. The unit ships with a 2-foot power cord, keeping the strip close to the wall outlet in tight equipment rooms, workbenches, or service bays. Licensed electricians and facilities technicians install this type of device as a first line of defense for sensitive electronics, controls, and instrumentation. It provides multiple protected outlets from a single wall receptacle, reducing the need for additional circuits in retrofit situations.

The TLP602 is suited for use in residential, light commercial, and trade service environments. Typical applications include protecting HVAC control panels, service diagnostic equipment, office electronics, and small power tools at a workbench. The 2-foot cord length is intended for installations where the strip mounts or rests close to the source outlet, minimizing cable management requirements in confined spaces.

Key Features

• 6 protected AC outlets for powering multiple devices from a single circuit
• 2-foot power cord for installations requiring a short reach from the wall outlet
• Surge protection circuitry guards connected equipment from voltage transients
• Compact form factor suited for workbench, rack-adjacent, or floor-mount use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose surge-protected power strip compatible with standard 120-volt AC outlets in North American residential and commercial installations.

Installation Notes

Installation of this surge strip should be performed with the upstream circuit breaker verified and the strip unplugged before connecting or disconnecting equipment. Follow NEC guidelines for the total load connected across all outlets to avoid exceeding circuit capacity. Do not daisy-chain surge strips together or connect to an extension cord as a permanent wiring solution. A licensed electrician should be consulted for any permanent or code-regulated installation.