Tripp Lite TLP6F18USB Surge Protector 6 Outlet

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE TLP6F18USB is a surge protector power strip designed to safeguard connected equipment from voltage spikes and transient surges. Built for enterprise and commercial environments, this unit provides multiple outlets in a compact strip format, making it a practical addition to server rooms, workstations, telecommunications closets, and similar installations. Electricians and IT infrastructure technicians typically specify this type of surge protective device where downstream equipment requires both power distribution and transient voltage surge suppression in a single unit.

This surge protector is suited for enterprise-grade power distribution and surge protection applications. It fits common installation scenarios including equipment racks, under-desk deployments, and panel room builds where a reliable surge protective device with USB charging capability is needed. The unit is categorized under enterprise surge protection and power distribution unit (PDU) applications per supplier classification.

Key Features

• 6-outlet power strip configuration for multi-device deployment
• Integrated surge protection guards connected equipment from voltage transients
• USB charging port(s) for powering USB-connected devices without occupying outlet space
• 18-inch power cord provides flexible positioning relative to wall outlet or power source
• Compact form factor suitable for desktop, rack-adjacent, or under-desk mounting

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install surge protective device for enterprise and commercial power distribution applications requiring a 6-outlet strip with USB charging capability.

Installation Notes

Installation of surge protective devices should comply with applicable NEC guidelines for branch circuit protection and grounding. Always connect the unit to a properly grounded outlet to ensure surge suppression functions correctly. Do not daisy-chain this strip to another power strip or extension cord. A licensed electrician should evaluate any installation where existing branch circuits may not meet current grounding requirements.