Questions and Answers for Commercial Electric 15 ft. 10-Outlet All Metal Surge Protector

A:  Yes, it can hold all those things. I use these out in my greenhouse, and fill up every outlet and they do great!

A:  It should, mine has two laptops, two monitors, wireless keyboard component, printer, speakers, usb hub & another computer hub piece & a lamp. We've used this type of surge strip for years at my work. The fire department inspects us each year & they are thrilled we use type of strip.

A:  I have a tv, dvr, direct tv mini receiver, roku, sound bar, playstation, backlight bar, Genie receiver base unit all plugged in and never have an issue. I would think you should be okay.

A:  This is an excellent product. I highly recommend it to friends and family.

A:  IT IS 15 AMP

A:  Yes, it has mounting holes. I don't remember it having mounting screws with it, I used my own.

A:  I bought mine a little while ago. Mine has mounting tabs on the ends with screw holes in them. I wire tied mine to an open wire shelf unit. Works great. I can’t see the tabs in the online photo. Maybe they changed it, I suspect it’s just the angle the photo was taken from. Good luck, it’s a nice sturdy metal unit.

A:  The real question is amperage. In a perfect world the equation is Volts X Amps = Watts thus 120 Volts X 15 Amps is 1800 Watts. Don't confuse this with the wattage output of, let's say a piece of sound equipment.

A:  This strip will respond once beyond it’s limits with its own breaker. I had 3 Operating hand tools plugged same time

A:  First, I returned mine because it was defective. Now, as far as wattage goes, you should NEVER ever exceed the total wattage of the circuit this is plugged into. Now, per various information on the internet, the maximum wattage for a standard 120-volt /15-amp circuit would be approximately 1800 watts of power before becoming overloaded. For long-term loads, including anything that draws current for more than three hours, the maximum wattage allowed would be 20 percent lower, at 1440 watts. So, the maximum wattage that can be plugged into this device is 1800 watts.

A:  1875 w

A:  Please return to HD store with receipt

A:  They are always on when working..

A:  Yes

A:  Yes

A:  this must be a manufacturing defect. I am using all but one with no problem

A:  The first time the sockets are a little stiff just push straight down in a little harder they will go in

A:  Hi Ken, It is defective. You can return it to The Home Depot and get a new one.

A:  I don't know what a sew machine computarizer is but you can use this device for anything that does not exceed the capacity of the circuit breaker to which all its receptacles are connected. (A circuit breaker serves many receptacles and connected fixtures. In a house they usually allow a max of 1800 watts). Please consult with an electrician.).

A:  Yes you can