Features:

• Surge Protection
• AC Outlets
• USB Charging Ports
• Compact Design
• Indicator Lights
• Energy Absorption
• EMI/RFI Filtering
• Joule Rating
• Wall Mounting

Additional Features:

• Surge Protection: The primary function of this device is to protect your connected electronics from power surges and voltage spikes. Power surges can occur due to lightning strikes, electrical malfunctions, or other factors. The surge protector helps prevent these surges from damaging your devices.
• AC Outlets: The surge protector comes equipped with multiple AC outlets where you can plug in your electronic devices such as computers, TVs, gaming consoles, and more. These outlets are typically spaced to accommodate larger plugs and power adapters.
• USB Charging Ports: One of the standout features of this surge protector is its built-in USB charging ports. These ports allow you to directly charge your devices that use USB cables, such as smartphones, tablets, and other portable electronics. The 12W (Watt) rating suggests the total power output across all USB ports, which can determine the charging speed of your devices.
• Compact Design: The Surge Plus Surge Protector is usually designed to be compact and portable, making it convenient for travel or use in tight spaces. Its compact form factor can also make it suitable for use in dorm rooms, offices, or entertainment centers.
• Indicator Lights: Some surge protectors come with LED indicator lights that provide information about the status of the surge protection. These lights might indicate if the surge protection is active, and they can also provide information about the grounding status.
• Energy Absorption: The surge protector is designed to absorb excess energy from power surges and redirect it away from your connected devices. This helps prevent damage to your electronics and extends their lifespan.
• EMI/RFI Filtering: Some surge protectors include electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio-frequency interference (RFI) filtering. This feature helps reduce electronic noise and interference that can affect the performance of sensitive devices.
• Indicator Lights: The surge protector may come with a joule rating, which indicates how much energy it can absorb during a power surge before it needs to be replaced.
• Wall Mounting: Some models may have the option to be mounted on a wall or placed on a flat surface.