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Black surge protector strip with seven outlets and six-foot cord

Tripp Lite

Tripp Lite TLP706TELC 7-Outlet Surge Protector 6ft 1440J

SKU CH-R58N-VRFX0 MPN TLP706TELC

Seven-outlet surge protector with 1440-joule rating, six-foot cord, telephone-line protection and integrated safety covers

  • Power outlets7
  • Cord length6 ft (1.83 m)
  • Supply voltage120 V
  • Input connectionsNEMA 5-15P
  • Supported voltage120 V AC
  • Output current rating15
  • 1440-joule suppression shields connected devices from powerful surges
  • 7 AC outlets with integrated child safety covers prevent accidental contact
  • 6-foot cord and NEMA 5-15P plug allow flexible placement away from the wall
  • Telephone/DSL line protection guards modems and fax machines against data-line spikes
  • Certified to UL 1449 3rd Edition, UL 1363, UL 497A and FCC Part 68 standards

Seven outlets and telephone protection

The Tripp Lite TLP706TELC surge protector provides seven AC outlets with integrated child safety covers and a six-foot cord. A 1440 joule rating and 150 volt clamping voltage suppress surges across hot-neutral, neutral-ground and hot-ground paths. Telephone and DSL line protection guards modems and fax machines through a single RJ11 connection. UL1449 third edition, UL1363 and UL497A certifications confirm the protection levels.

Compact strip with safety covers

The unit measures 1.38 by 2.16 by 11.69 inches and weighs 1.20 pounds, fitting easily behind desks or entertainment units. A NEMA 5-15P plug connects to standard 120 volt outlets while delivering up to 15 amps and 1800 watts. Integrated safety covers block unused receptacles, reducing the risk of accidental contact. The six-foot telephone cord allows flexible routing for the protected data line.

Upgrade from basic power strips

This model replaces unprotected strips that lack joule-rated suppression or data-line defence. The jump is worth it when equipment includes a modem, fax or DSL router that shares the same power circuit. Buyers who need more than seven outlets or higher joule capacity for whole-room installations should consider larger units.

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameTRIPP LITE
Product lineProtect It!
Model nameTLP706TELC
Product colorBlack
Ports & slots
Protected data linesTelephone/DSL Protection: 1 line
Power
Power outlets7
Supply voltage120 V
Supported voltage120 V AC
Output current rating15
Output power1800 W
Surge energy rating1440 Joules
Clamp voltage150 V - RMS
Protection typesH-N, N-G and H-G
Size & build
Cord length6 ft (1.83 m)
Product dimensions1.38 in × 2.16 in × 11.69 in
Product weight1.2 lb (0.54 kg)
Shipping weight0.91 kg
Package size413 × 305 × 103 mm
In the box
In the boxProtect It! TLP706TELC 7 Outlets Surge Suppressor
6 ft Telephone Cord
Instruciton Manual with Warranty Information
Environment & compliance
Certified standardsUL1449 3rd EDITION
UL1363
UL497A
FCC Part 68
cUL
Industry Canada
Exceeds IEEE 587 category A&B specifications
More details
Input connectionsNEMA 5-15P

Questions about this item

What clamping voltage does the 1440-joule surge protector use to limit spikes?

The unit clamps at 150 volts RMS across hot-neutral, neutral-ground and hot-ground paths.

How wide is the strip and will it fit a standard wall outlet without blocking the second socket?

At 2.16 inches wide and 1.38 inches deep it sits flush on a duplex receptacle and leaves the adjacent outlet free.

Where do I plug the telephone line and which jack is for the modem?

Connect the incoming RJ11 cord to the jack marked Line and run a second cord from the jack marked Phone to your modem or fax.

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