Heavy Duty Series
12-Outlet Heavy Duty Metal Power Strip
Twelve switched outlets in 26.7 inches, enough to run a whole workbench or tool room from one wall outlet. Also made with a 10 ft cord.
26.7 in3300 J15 A14 AWG
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- 18-month warranty · ETL listed
- US-based support: [email protected]
Try it · drawn to scale
26.7 inches, end to end.
Turn the outlets on and off, or cut them all with the master switch. Each rocker sits 0.25 in down in the housing; the master switch is double-pole and also resets the 15 A breaker.
12 of 12 onTap a switch
What’s on the box
Built like a tool. Wired like it matters.
Double-pole switchThe red master switch cuts line and neutral, and resets the 15 A breaker. 
Cord managementThe yellow end caps open, take the cords and close again. 
Metal housingA thick aluminum-alloy shell, not a plastic one. 
Flat plugA 45° flat plug on a 14 AWG cord sits flat to the wall.
Individual outlet control
Every outlet has its own switch, recessed 0.25 in into the housing so a sleeve or an elbow won’t turn it off. Shut off one device without unplugging it.
Double-pole main switch
The master switch cuts both line and neutral. Overload it and the 15 A breaker trips; press the switch to reset.
Robust aluminum body
A thick aluminum-alloy shell spreads heat and takes the knocks that crack a plastic strip.
Efficient cable management
Clips at both ends hold the cords along the strip, so the bench or the desk stays clear.
3300 J surge protection
3300 joules of surge protection with EMI/RFI filtering. The green Protected light shows it is working.
Easy mounting
Front-facing mounting holes at both ends, and the screws and wall anchors are in the box.
Specifications
The numbers.
- Outlets
- 12, each with its own switch
- Size
- 26.7 × 3 × 1.97 in
- Cord length
- 6 ft or 10 ft
- Surge protection
- 3300 joules, EMI/RFI noise filtering
- Electrical rating
- 15 A, 125 V AC, 1875 W total
- Overload protection
- 15 A circuit breaker, resettable from the master switch
- Master switch
- Double-pole: cuts line and neutral
- Outlet switches
- One recessed on/off switch per outlet
- Outlet spacing
- 1.7 in between outlets
- Cord
- 14 AWG, 3-prong
- Plug
- 45° flat plug (NEMA 5-15P)
- Housing
- Aluminum-alloy metal, black with yellow end caps
- Mounting
- Holes at both ends; screws and wall anchors included
- Indicator
- Green “Protected” light
- Certification
- ETL listed
- Warranty
- 18 months, US-based support
From the product listing and the box. Ratings on Amazon as of October 2026.
Specifications
| Rated voltage: | 125 V |
|---|---|
| Max amperage: | 15 A |
| Max watts: | 1875 W |
| Cord gauge: | 14 AWG |
| Surge protection: | 3300 J |
| Cord length: | 6 ft / 10 ft |
Warning
Risk of electric shock
- Do not use in wet locations
- Keep children away
- Use indoors only
- Fully insert the plug
Risk of fire
- Do not exceed the rating: 15 A (1875 W) in total, shared by all outlets
- Plug straight into a wall outlet, not into another strip or an extension cord
In use
Mounting and cord management.
Questions
About this strip.
Can I use every outlet with large power adapters?
Yes. The outlets are 1.7 in apart, so bulky AC adapters fit next to each other without covering the outlet beside them.
Why are the switches recessed?
So they don’t get switched off by accident. That matters for things that should stay on, like aquarium pumps and heaters, a NAS, or a tool charger, while still letting you turn each one off on purpose.
How much can I plug in at once?
All outlets share one 15 A circuit: 1875 W in total at 125 V. If you go over that, the breaker trips. Unplug something, then press the master switch to reset it.
Is metal really better than a plastic strip?
In a garage or workshop, yes. The aluminum-alloy case spreads heat better than plastic and doesn’t crack or warp when something heavy lands on it.
Does it work for a gaming PC or other expensive electronics?
Yes. 3300 J of surge protection, EMI/RFI filtering and the 15 A breaker protect against spikes, line noise and overloads.
