Tripp Lite TRPTLP602 Surge Protector 6 Outlet 2 Foot Cord

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE TRPTLP602 is a 6-outlet AC surge protector designed to shield desktop PCs, workstations, telecom equipment, and other sensitive electronics from transient voltage surges. The unit ships with a 2-foot power cord and features built-in surge suppression circuitry that intercepts damaging transients before they reach connected devices. One outlet is spaced to accommodate a transformer plug or bulky power adapter without blocking adjacent receptacles. The durable gray housing includes keyhole mounting tabs, allowing the strip to be mounted to a wall, desk edge, or cabinet interior for a cleaner installation footprint.

The TRPTLP602 is suited for light commercial and residential desktop environments where a compact, mountable surge strip is needed at a workstation or equipment rack shelf. Typical applications include desktop computer setups, point-of-sale terminals, small office telecom gear, and audio-visual equipment requiring basic transient surge protection. The 2-foot cord length is intended for use where a nearby outlet or power distribution unit is already in reach.

Key Features

• 6 total AC outlets provide multiple connection points for a full desktop workstation setup
• One transformer plug outlet accommodates bulky power adapters without blocking adjacent outlets
• Built-in AC surge suppression protects against transient voltage spikes
• 2-foot power cord offers a tidy cable run in close-proximity outlet installations
• Keyhole mounting tabs allow surface mounting to desks, walls, or enclosures
• Compact gray housing fits standard desktop and light commercial environments

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose surge protector strip for desktop computer equipment, workstations, telecom systems, and sensitive consumer or commercial electronics requiring standard AC surge suppression.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by an electrician or a qualified technician, though end-user installation is common in low-voltage desktop environments. Power down all connected equipment before plugging into or unplugging from the surge strip. When surface-mounting using the keyhole tabs, ensure the mounting surface can support the unit and that the cord routing does not create a trip hazard. Do not daisy-chain surge strips or connect to another extension cord, as this may violate NEC guidelines and reduce protection effectiveness.