does it have a ul listing on the receptacle ( not cord)? are the receptacles tamper proof resistant ? what is the amps ?
1391618
It's basically an extension cord with 3 outlets. We have 2 on our granite kitchen counter. Love them!!!
1391619
Yes, there is a UL label on the unit.No, the receptacles are NOT tamper resistant.AC125V, 60Hz, 12Amps.This is a heavy duty type product with heavy gauge cord.
2006245
120Vac, 15A. will not work with 20 amps, since this is only rated at 15 amps. here is what is on the back of the unit [i unplugged mine and wrote down the specs that are on the unit and what is on the box itself]. LOAD RATING: 15A 120V 60HZ LINE VOLTAGE: 120V SURGE PROTECTION: L-N, L-G, N-G MAXIMUM SURGE VOLTAGE: 6000V ENERGY DISSIPATION [JOULES PROTECTION]: 1500J MAX. SURGE CURRENT: 60,000A VOLTAGE PROTECTION RATING: 400V [L-N, L-G, N-G] RESPONSE TIME: &lt;1ns EMI/RFI: YES ELECTRICAL: 2 OUTLETS LED INDICATORS: 2 [PROTECTED & POWER] LIMITED LIFETIME PRODUCT WARRANTY $75,000 CONNECTED EQUIPMENT GUARANTEE
1661315
Negative, yet there is an input receptacle with NO SPECS as to polarity and voltage needed, as well a missing current spec needed when multiple items are connected. Closer inspection of item shows no specs ON the item either, but it appears that an area below the receptacle has been sanded off, as if the specs were removed, as was the model info. Weird.. Inspection was done with lighted magnifier I used at NASA to inspect pins. sort of like owning a 7-stall barn that will only hold 4 horses at best ;-)
1954533
I didn't have one. Sounds more like a power strip to me. I had the same equipment, each on its own adapter, outlet. I didn't have surge protection, it an was fine but could have been luck of the draw. If you want added peace of mind, then get it.
2029556
I think the labels are a marketing gimmick. Electric current is the same and protects everything plugged in. I LOVE this unit!! I had purchased many others more expensive ones and returned them. This was the best of them all, does not make any noise and has a cool blue light when powered on. I use it for my 50" plasma, Yamaha AV-730, Verizon DVR, DVD Player, VHS, and Wii. highly recommend it!
2174559
Hello, No the UL is not listed. This model doesn't have it. Model# MRV2012UL is one that you would need. It is a UL 458. Thanks
886766
The amperage is 3.1A. It comes with two USB ports - one is 2.1A and the other is 1.0A. Thank for your inquiry. - CrazyOnDigital
1823145
No cheater cords will work when plugged into a GFIC protected receptacle. If the campground modernizes, GFICs are required; hopefully they will update to 50A service when they make any changes.
734185
It is a standard UL listed power cord like you will find on any general appliance. I have not cut into the cord to see if it is double insulated, but most are these days, since people put them in bathrooms, poolside, etc. (Unit is NOT WATERPROOF) I'd expect they are well enough insulated for any normal use. Overall its a good little music machine that has performed well for a year now. For the money, I'd buy it for my daughter again.
1554830
I reviewed the spec sheet packaged w/the outlet and published on their site http://www.cooperindustries.com/content/dam/public/wiringdevices/products/documents/spec_sheets2/Combo-USB-TR-Recept-Spec-Sheet.pdf It does not specify any quiescent current draw. I would *assume any such current is negligible.
1011763
UL - YES. The cords I received (August 2015) have the "(UL)" emblem pressed into the cable as well as a tag fastened to the assembly. The tag also states "`-UL Certified"` and lists File No. E88445. Looks legit. Perfect for getting those "wall warts" off my outlet strips.
562603
I do not see a UL stamp anywhere on the unit. I can't see everything but I doubt it. I don't keep it plugged in and use it only occasionally. I feel it was a good purchase all in all.
148349
Tripp Lite's website specs say: "UL1449 let through rating 400, 500, 500", so if my understanding of surge protector-related stuff is accurate, this little unit is probably not the best choice for sensitive and/or expensive electronics like computers, TVs, etc... I use mine for cordless phone charging bases and microwave ovens.
1353543
It's rated for 15 amp circuits and provides no tamper-proof protection, but since it's intended for wall mounting presumably for TV installtions, why include it.
779898
On the side it labels each outlet as to whether they are 2.1 amp or 1 amp. The device works with everything I have plugged into it. Obviously devices that draw more than 1 amp have to be plugged into the two 2.1 amp ports. Device works great. They do make a plugless version if you want a smaller device for traveling. I like the cord for versatility.
1662515
Beware of cheap power supplies without UL listing, in some cases they can be a fire hazard.
1965429
I'm an electrician and I can tell you that these are not UL listed. That means they do not meet up to the US electrical standards. An electrical inspector would not allow any product that is not UL listed to be installed in any US home being inspected.