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Get Power and Protection from a 3-outlet Computer Surge Protector

A computer is a valuable asset for both business and pleasure, so it needs to main a constant power supply without surges or spikes. With a 3-outlet computer surge protector, you get the layer of protection you need for your desktop PC, laptop, and any peripherals you are using with them.

• Corded: These surge protectors are equipped with a cord that runs from the protector to the wall. This allows you to place your equipment further from the wall if necessary.
• Cordless: These units have the plug built directly into the surge protector, providing for a more compact device that fits easily behind furniture and is easier to take along with you when traveling.
• USB-equipped: For all of your devices that are charged over a USB cable, many 3-outlet surge protectors come equipped with one or more USB ports to allow extra charging capabilities that are also surge-protected.
• Rotating outlets: Some protectors come equipped with rotating power outlets. These are especially handy if you need to plug in a device with a large AC adapter without covering up the other outlets.

• Protection: Different protectors are rated at different joules of surge that they can protect against. Depending on the equipment you have plugged into the protector, it's important to select a unit that can handle a large enough surge for all the devices you are utilizing.
• Design: If you are plugging in your surge protector and still need access to another wall outlet, look for a corded or cordless unit that is designed to take up only one outlet.
• Information lights: Some protectors have lights that indicate the unit is both grounded and protected, while others simply indicate when the unit is protected. If you are going to be in an environment where the outlet may not be grounded, you may want to select a unit that indicates the grounding status of the power outlet.
• Color: If your surge protector is going to be visible, you may want to select a unit in a color that will match your decor or other electronics.

Keeping your surge protector well-maintained helps to keep the equipment plugged into it protected.

• Don't overload the surge protector: If you are switching out devices on your protector, make sure that the combined load doesn't surpass what your protector is rated for.
• Replace after surge: If you've experienced a storm in your area and the Protect light is no longer illuminated, it's likely your unit has fulfilled its purpose, and it's time to replace it.
• Keep it clean: Clean your protector to keep it free from dust and other contaminants that could become lodged in the outlets and interfere with the protection capability.