Safety Surge Protected Power Strip, 6 Outlets, 15A, 1200 Joules, 6' Cord 3567 Power Requirements: Included 24V Power GH019300

Name: Safety Surge Protected Power Strip, 6 Outlets, 15A, 1200 Joules, 6' Cord 3567 Power Requirements: Included 24V Power GH019300
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 48052000366
Price: 33.98 USD
Availability: InStock
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Safety Surge Protected Power Strip, 6 Outlets, 15A, 1200 Joules, 6' Cord 3567 Power Requirements: Included 24V Power GH019300 Power Requirements: Included 24V Power Supply For buildings with dropped tile ceilings Joules of Surge Protection 1200 Color Yellow Amperage 15 A Overload Protection 15A Circuit Breaker % Automatic Shut Off No Surge Protection Failure Alarm No Surge Protection Yes Package Quantity 1 Medical Grade No Power Indicator Yes USB Port No Number of Receptacles 6 1 Year Limited Warranty

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