Tripp Lite TLP608 Surge Protector 6 Outlet 8 Foot

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE TLP608 is a 6-outlet surge protector power strip designed for use in commercial and residential electrical installations. It operates at 120 volts and features an 8-foot power cord, giving technicians and installers the reach needed to keep equipment organized and protected from voltage spikes. The strip provides surge protection across all six outlets, making it a practical solution for protecting sensitive electronics, control equipment, and low-voltage devices in a variety of service environments. Electricians and low-voltage technicians typically specify this unit for panel rooms, equipment racks, workstations, and light commercial applications.

The TLP608 is suited for installations where multiple devices need to be powered from a single circuit with surge protection. Common applications include IT closets, electrical equipment rooms, commercial offices, and service areas where power quality matters. The 8-foot cord length allows flexible placement relative to the wall receptacle without the need for extension cords. This unit is sold individually and ships as a single piece.

Key Features

• 6 AC outlets provide multiple connection points from a single circuit
• 8-foot power cord allows flexible placement and reduces dependence on extension cords
• 120-volt operation compatible with standard North American electrical circuits
• Surge protection guards connected equipment against voltage spikes and transients
• Compact strip form factor supports wall-outlet, floor, and rack-adjacent mounting scenarios

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 120-volt surge protector power strip for use with North American electrical systems requiring 6-outlet surge-protected power distribution.

Installation Notes

Installation of this surge protector power strip is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage technician. Ensure the branch circuit supplying the strip is de-energized and verified with a voltage tester before making any connections. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for power strip placement, cord routing, and circuit loading. Do not daisy-chain this unit with other surge protectors or extension cords, and do not exceed the rated circuit capacity.