Surge Protectors

The Electric Slide

When most people think of surge protection, they think about dark, stormy nights with streaks of lightning threatening the life and livelihood of their precious electronics. Power surges from storms are, of course, a very real danger but a direct cloud to house strike is extremely rare. That doesn’t mean you should take your chances. You electronics are subject to many small and potentially harmful surges every day. Even if you don’t ever experience a surge strong and long enough to destroy delicate circuits, constant power fluctuations can drastically decrease the lifespan of your television, computer, or other device. It is important to replace your surge protectors every few years, because it can be hard to tell whether the internal components are all functioning as they should. We offer several options for a wide range of security needs.

You’re Covered!

FireFold’s SP-6-WHI is the perfect entry-level surge protector. Great for use with gaming consoles, cable boxes, and Blu-ray players, this surge protector will not only safeguard against the larger destructive power surges but also the minor ones that gradually wear down your system. In the event of a major electrical event, this surge protector acts as a circuit breaker, completely shutting down the flow of power to your device. All of this can happen in less than a nanosecond.

This surge protector also comes in handy when used as a power strip. With 6 outlets, you can easily connect multiple units into a single plug. The heavy duty 6’ cord gives you a little extra reach and the sturdy molded plastic body blends in with existing décor. The entire strip can be turned on and off by a convenient combination reset and on/off switch. The SP-6-WHI is UL tested and listed for safety and comes with a one year manufacturer warranty against defects to round out its exceptional value.

3ft Surge Protector with 6 Outlets at FireFold

The Electric Slide

When most people think of surge protection, they think about dark, stormy nights with streaks of lightning threatening the life and livelihood of their precious electronics. Power surges from storms are, of course, a very real danger but a direct cloud to house strike is extremely rare. That doesn’t mean you should take your chances. You electronics are subject to many small and potentially harmful surges every day. Even if you don’t ever experience a surge strong and long enough to destroy delicate circuits, constant power fluctuations can drastically decrease the lifespan of your television, computer, or other device. It is important to replace your surge protectors every few years, because it can be hard to tell whether the internal components are all functioning as they should. We offer several options for a wide range of security needs.

You’re Covered!

FireFold’s SP-3-WHT is the perfect entry-level surge protector. Great for use with gaming consoles, cable boxes, and Blu-ray players, this surge protector will not only safeguard against the larger destructive power surges but also the minor ones that gradually wear down your system. In the event of a major electrical event, this surge protector acts as a circuit breaker, completely shutting down the flow of power to your device. All of this can happen in less than a nanosecond.

This surge protector also comes in handy when used as a power strip. With 6 outlets, you can easily connect multiple units into a single plug. The short heavy duty 3' cord keeps you from having to wrestle with a bunch of extra cable and the sturdy molded plastic body blends in with existing décor. The entire strip can be turned on and off by a convenient combination reset and on/off switch. The SP-3-WHI is UL tested and listed for safety and comes with a one year manufacturer warranty against defects to round out its exceptional value.

1.5ft 6 - Outlet Surge Protector - Remote Learning

Standard Fare

The typical American power outlet: one plate, two outlets, three prongs. Building codes insist that no single point in a room should be more than six feet away from an outlet, but those standards can feel unreasonable and outdated. In high-traffic areas of your home, you can easily need three or more outlets in a single space. Between chargers and electronics, you run out of room fast. Having an electrician add power receptacles is the ideal permanent solution, but that can be pricey and time-consuming. More frequently, adding a surge protector is the easiest and most economical way to expand your plug-in options.

Circuit Breaking

FireFold’s SP-1.5-WHI 6-Outlet Surge Protector is a simple way to add a little convenience to your everyday life. When used, it converts a single AC outlet to six separate outlets. This surge protector is rated for indoor use only, and it is compatible with most US three-prong grounded outlets. A heavy-duty 1.5’ cord keeps extra wire to a minimum and is best for use directly below the power receptacle. The cord’s flexible, thick jacket and strain-relief plug ensure durability and reliability, even in the tightest of spaces. Each outlet is equipped with a special child-safety latch. Once shifted into place, foreign objects cannot be accidentally pushed into the live outlet slots.

The SP-1.5-WHI surge protector is UL rated for safety and contains a 15A circuit breaker which will prevent electrical overloading. This 1.5’ outlet extension comes with an on and off switch for the strip and an LED light indicates when the power is on. It is designed for use with 125V AC power receptacles, which is standard for most home outlets except those designated for use with large appliances.

Swivel Wall Tap Adapter w/ 500J Surge Protector

This 6 Outlet wall tap adapter has a convenient 90 Degree swivel on 3 of the 6 ports that allows you plug in devices at almost any angle. It features 2 USB charging ports (2.1 amp) to charge cellphones, tablets mp3 players and much more.

6-Outlet Surge Protector with 2 USB Charging Ports

This power strip surge protector provides 6 outlets and 2 USB charging ports (5V, 2.4A) for power supply and helps protect home and office electronic appliances from damage caused by power surges.