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The Best Travel Power Strips and Surge Protectors With USB Charging

By Sarah Witman

Sarah Witman is a writer focused on batteries and charging accessories. She has spent countless hours charging, discharging, and recharging batteries.

Wall outlets are in short supply on planes, trains, and buses—and in many airports and hotels—so packing a portable power strip is a must for frequent travelers.

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Tripp Lite Protect It 3-Outlet Surge Protector

Best power strip for travel.

This compact strip gives you three AC outlets and two USB power ports but doesn’t take up much space in a bag or weigh you down. We don’t recommend it for international travel.

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Tripp Lite Protect It 3-Outlet Travel-Size Surge Protector

Better surge protection with a cord.

This is the only portable option we tested with reliable surge protection. The 18-inch cord adds a little extra bulk but gives you more flexibility than models that plug directly into an outlet.

Allocacoc PowerCube ReWirable USB

Best for traveling abroad.

With four international plugs and a protection rating of 100 to 250 volts, this charger is a convenient option for overseas travel.

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After researching dozens of models and testing the top contenders, we’ve concluded that the best power strip for North American travel is the Tripp Lite Protect It 3-Outlet Surge Protector .

It has three outlets and two USB-A charging ports with adequate spacing for bulkier plugs, and it’s smaller and lighter than any other travel model we’ve tested.

This travel power strip has been our top pick every year since 2015. Although other companies use a similar design in their models, we've found that the Tripp Lite Protect It 3-Outlet Surge Protector offers the best capabilities at a price that’s usually lower than that of the competition.

If you prefer a power strip with robust surge protection and a cord, Tripp Lite’s Protect It 3-Outlet Travel-Size Surge Protector is the best choice.

It’s the only portable model we tested that clamps down on harmful power surges as effectively as full-size surge protectors . Other portable models we tested let more than twice as much surge voltage through, which could potentially damage anything plugged into them.

The third AC outlet on the back of this unit helps reduce plug clutter, and its right-angle plug lets it easily fit into tight spots.

If you travel outside of North America, we recommend the Allocacoc PowerCube ReWirable USB .

Two features make this model ideal for international travel: It’s rated for 100 to 250 volts, so it doesn’t need an additional voltage converter, and it comes with four interchangeable plugs to fit a wide variety of international wall outlets.

Plus, it has two USB-A ports like our other picks, and it provides four AC outlets instead of three.

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Senior staff writer Sarah Witman has been a science writer for nearly a decade, covering a wide variety of topics from particle physics to satellite remote sensing. Since joining Wirecutter in 2017, she has reported on portable power stations , household surge protectors , and more.

Consulting engineer Lee Johnson , who has more than 10 years of experience designing and testing electrical components, performed our surge tests.

When you’re traveling, a portable power strip can be a lifesaver in places like airports and hotels, where wall outlets are often few and far between. A power strip that easily fits into a carry-on bag can mean the difference between enjoying fully charged devices en route or trying to stretch the last 10% of your battery over an hours-long flight.

Generally, a power strip is a device that merely adds extra outlets, whereas a surge protector is designed to absorb the voltage from commonplace power surges and keep them from frying your electronic devices. Surge protection is especially important if you’re traveling in places with an unstable power grid.

Most portable versions are surge protectors in name only and don’t provide a level of protection that we would trust, especially long-term. We’ve highlighted any models that have surge protection similar to what you can expect from a full-size surge protector .

If you aren’t worried about surges—and the damage they can cause to unprotected devices—and need only to charge USB-powered devices such as a phone, laptop, or handheld gaming console, you might prefer a multiport USB wall charger instead. Or you can skip wall outlets entirely and pack a high-capacity power bank .

For every round of testing, we scour the websites of popular retailers and brands, cultivating a list of contenders based on the following criteria:

• Size and weight: When you’re traveling, the most important factors to consider when you pack are size and weight. A power strip won’t serve you well on the road if it’s too bulky or too heavy to stick in a backpack or suitcase. So we give preference to lighter, more compact models, which in most cases eliminates models with more than three AC outlets and two USB ports.
• Outlet placement: We seek out models that maximize the number of devices you can plug in—even if those devices have big, blocky power bricks—and dismiss models with tightly spaced AC outlets.
• Plug design: We give preference to power strips with a plug that can retract or fold into the body of the unit, which makes the power strip easier to pack into small spaces and helps prevent the plug from snagging on surrounding items and damaging them. We also prefer models with grounded (three-prong) plugs, which reduce the risk of electric shock.

• Surge protection: Most portable power strips are too small to include meaningful surge protection. The joule rating on the box gives you some indication of how long a model will take cumulative surges, but not how much power could hit the gear you have plugged in. What really matters is how much voltage from a surge makes it through the outlets. In other testing, we’ve found that many electronics can survive a 400-volt hit—the amount that most home surge protectors let through when struck by a 5,000-volt surge. Most portable models, though, let through more than 1,000 volts. We call out models that can serve as true surge protectors, but if that’s your main concern, you need to invest in a larger option .
• USB charging: Since many devices and accessories charge via USB, we limit our search to power strips with USB ports, which helps reduce the number of wall warts you have to pack. We prefer that each port be rated for at least 2.4 amps—which is what most phones and tablets require to charge at full speed—but such ports are relatively rare. Most of the units we’ve tested split this current over two ports, which means that if you plug in two devices, they’ll each charge at less than half their maximum speed.

To test each model, we insert plugs of various shapes and sizes into the power strips, trying different combinations to see which outlet layouts can accommodate the most devices. We also take into account whether each model can be plugged into a two-outlet wall plate without obstructing the second outlet, and we assess its overall appearance.

Next, we test the charging capabilities of each USB port by plugging in a PortaPow USB Power Monitor along with an iPad Air 2, noting the monitor’s amperage reading. We then connect a second iPad to measure the total output while charging two devices.

Our consulting electrical engineer, Lee Johnson, tests each model with a 5,000-volt surge generator, which is capable of creating voltage surges 40 times the standard AC power in the US. He starts with a series of surges from 160 volts all the way up to 5,000 volts, recording the voltage at the outlet where you would normally plug in your devices. Then he subjects each contender to a series of five 5,000-volt surges and averages the outlet measurements to get the protected output voltage. These tests show that our picks can protect most devices in the face of common power surges—and even in rare surge events up to thousands of volts.

With three outlets, two USB ports, and a handy fold-up plug, the pocket-sized Tripp Lite Protect It 3-Outlet Surge Protector is the best and most portable power strip to pack for a trip.

It has lots of room for plugs. This power strip’s unusual design keeps all three outlets easily accessible, as they’re located on different faces—the front and either side. As a result, it can accommodate an impressive variety of plug shapes and sizes.

It’s small and light. At 4.5 inches long, 2.5 inches wide, and just under 1.5 inches deep, this power strip is one of the smallest of those we’ve tested.

It’s easy to fit into the pocket of a backpack or a carry-on suitcase, and the plug prongs fold away neatly when it’s not in use. You’ll barely notice the 5-ounce weight (which is about as heavy as a roll of pennies ) in your bag.

It’s sturdily built. In our testing, this power strip stayed firmly in the wall outlet with minimal wobbling, even with three bulky plugs and adapters plugged into it.

Not only does its stability help keep your devices charging at full power, but it’s also safer; a plug pulled partly out of an outlet can damage your electronics or start a fire.

It has a pair of USB ports, letting you charge two devices without an adapter. This power strip worked as advertised in our USB speed tests: Our first iPad drew up to 2.1 amps from a single port, and plugging a second iPad into the other port halved the current flowing to each device.

This means that your phone or tablet might charge more slowly than it would with its own charger or one of our favorite multiport USB chargers , especially if both ports are occupied. That isn’t optimal, but it is par for the course for this type of device.

It’ll likely last for years. Over the past five years, three Wirecutter editors have taken the Tripp Lite Protect It 3-Outlet Surge Protector on dozens of trips. After extensive use, the foldable plug of one unit got stuck in the “out” position, but otherwise the power strip has been trouble-free.

Flaws but not dealbreakers

• Because this power strip is rated for only 110-volt outlets, we don’t recommend using it internationally. Even if plugged into an international adapter, it is not a safe option, because most countries have 220-volt electrical grids.
• The manufacturer might call this device a surge protector, but we don’t—according to our tests, the included protection isn’t likely to save your gear. When we sent a 5,000-volt surge through this power strip, it let nearly 1,000 volts slip through to our attached devices. That’s far more than most electronics can handle without dropping dead. Also, its 540-joule rating is on the lower end, which means its surge protection is likely to wear off sooner than that of models with a higher rating, such as our pick with a cord or our home surge protector picks.

If you want robust surge protection on the go, or if you prefer a power strip with a cord instead of one that sits flush against a wall outlet, the Tripp Lite Protect It 3-Outlet Travel-Size Surge Protector is the model to get.

Its surge protection is far better than that of most units of this size. When we hit this model with repeated 5,000-volt surges, it let only an average of 447 volts through to the outlets. That’s close to the performance of our favorite home surge protectors , which let between 368 and 444 volts through in the same test.

Its protection is designed to last. Not only does this model provide better protection for each individual surge, but it also should handle more surges before wearing out. The protection circuitry inside is rated to take a cumulative 1,050 joules, or about twice the rating of our top pick.

It has a cord. Since this power strip has an 18-inch cord, it’s easy to plug into a standard wall plate without blocking the second outlet as other units typically do.

And because it has a right-angle wall plug, it can easily fit behind furniture—a bonus if you’re often plugging into obstructed outlets in hotel rooms, hostels, or short-term rentals.

It has three adequately spaced outlets. With two outlets on the front face and a third on the back, this model allows you to plug in at least one large power brick without blocking the other outlets.

It has two USB ports, but they’re not as powerful as we’d like. Similar to our other picks, this model includes two USB ports that supply up to 2.1 amps, and you can use each of them to charge a single device at full power or share them between two devices.

Most modern phones and tablets can fast-charge at more than 2 amps, so if you’re charging multiple devices simultaneously, you’re better off with a dedicated USB charger .

If you’re traveling outside of North America, get the Allocacoc PowerCube ReWirable USB : It works with 100 to 250 volts, so it can be safely plugged in pretty much anywhere in the world, and it has the most outlets among our picks.

It’s small and light. This model is a 2.5-inch cube that weighs just a little more than 7 ounces. It has one outlet on each of its four outside faces, plus two USB ports on the face opposite its own AC plug. This design ensures full access to each outlet for almost any size plug, without any of those plugs blocking the other outlets.

It can charge more devices at full power. Unlike most travel plug adapters , which often have just one outlet, this Allocacoc model’s four outlets are convenient for charging up to four devices as fast as possible (with a sufficiently powerful wall charger ). For instance, while working remotely on a two-month trip abroad, I found it invaluable to be able to charge a laptop, phone, power bank, and wireless headphones at the same time—and still have two USB ports to spare.

The USB ports share the available 2.1 amps, much as on our other picks.

It’s perfect for international travel. The PowerCube ReWirable USB includes four interchangeable AC plugs to fit Australian, European, UK, and North American (including the US, Canada, and Mexico) outlets .

There are a lot of pieces to keep track of. The plugs are easy to swap in and out as needed, and because they push the cube away from the wall, the wall plate’s second outlet remains accessible for most plugs and power bricks. However, the extra plugs are easy to misplace, so we recommend getting a designated bag organizer to keep track of them.

Don’t count on this model to provide surge protection. The PowerCube ReWirable USB is not advertised to provide any surge protection, but we tested it in that respect anyway, and it knocked 5,000-volt surges down to the same 900- to 1,000-volt range as our top pick. (That is to say, the surge protection is minimal, and we wouldn’t rely on it for that purpose.)

If you want lots of outlets and ports, plus a long cord: Get the Anker 331 Power Strip A9166 . It has more outlets (six) and USB ports (three) than any of our picks. Its 5-foot cord is as long as that of any corded power strip we tested, and an included hook-and-loop cable tie helps keep it neatly coiled in your luggage.

It’s also the heaviest model we tested, weighing just shy of a pound (15.7 ounces), but it’s still about as sleek and compact as any of our picks.

Its surge protection is lackluster but no worse than that of our picks—we wouldn’t make any of them a permanent fixture at home.

Anker’s 18-month warranty falls short of the lifetime and two-year warranties that cover our picks, but it should still give you plenty of time to confirm that your unit is working properly.

We have a new round of testing scheduled for spring 2024 in which we’ll be testing the following models against our current picks:

• Anker A9139
• Anker A9183
• Bestek MRJ201GU-EU-P
• Ceptics World Power Plug Adapter Set (PK8-WS)
• Ceptics World Travel Adapter Kit (WPS-5B)
• Greatness Line GR-8 Power Travel Charging Station

This is not a comprehensive list of models we’ve tested. We have removed discontinued models and those that no longer meet our criteria.

Belkin’s BZ103050-TVL and BST300bg are seemingly identical models with a swiveling plug that you can rotate out of the way of a wall plate’s second outlet. This design is convenient in theory, but we found that the mechanism frequently gets stuck. Both models are also significantly larger and heavier than our top pick .

The CyberPower P405UC has four outlets, two USB-A ports, and (unlike any of our picks) a fast-charging USB-C port. Its 5-foot, fabric-sheathed cord is longer than that of our corded pick , but it has a shorter warranty and is heavier and clunkier.

The Mogics Power Bagel (MPB-AB) has more outlets than our pick for international travel , and it has a retractable cord as well as an innovative design that allows you to pack up the international adapters inside the body of the unit. However, it typically costs more than our international pick, and in our testing it didn’t provide any surge protection at all.

The RND Power Solutions Wall Power Station is bulkier than our top pick , and its outlets are too close together.

The GE 33654 has a longer cord (3 feet) and one more outlet (four) than our pick with a cord , and it weighs about the same as that model. However, it provides less surge protection, and its blocky shape makes it less convenient to stow in a suitcase.

The Ceptics World Travel Adapter Kit and the Tripp Lite Safe-It International Universal Wall Travel Charger each weigh less than the Allocacoc PowerCube ReWirable USB , and the Tripp Lite model has a longer warranty (lifetime as opposed to two years). But they have just two outlets apiece, and both models performed abysmally in our surge tests.

This article was edited by Ben Keough and Erica Ogg.

Meet your guide

Sarah Witman

Sarah Witman is a senior staff writer who reports on powering and charging technology for Wirecutter. She previously worked as a writer, editor, and fact checker for several science magazines. Though she researches and tests chargers for a living, her phone battery is usually low.

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Traveler’s Essential: Finding the Best Travel Power Strip

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With the advancements in technology, packing for travel got harder. Let us tell you why. There were days when a traveler packed a few necessary things in a backpack, got a passport, and moved away. These days, the range of necessary things increases many folds. An average traveler has to carry things like Smartphones, Laptops, Digital Cameras, Power Banks, Gimbals, Drones, and many more on their travel necessity list.

In today’s digital age, staying connected and powered up while traveling is essential. That’s where the best travel power strips come in. These compact and versatile devices provide a convenient solution for charging your electronic devices on the go. From smartphones to laptops, cameras to tablets, having a reliable power strip ensures you never run out of battery when you need it most.

Finding the best travel power strip can make a world of difference in your travel experience. With features like multiple charging ports, surge protection, and universal compatibility, these power strips cater to the unique needs of travelers. They are designed to be lightweight, compact, and easy to carry, making them essential travel accessories.

With that many devices, charging all of them can be a challenge. In most cases, there is only one charging outlet available. Restaurants and hotels offer only one or two power outlets.

Your trip can potentially be ruined unless you have best a power strip while traveling.

What is a power strip?

A power strip is a block of electrical sockets with a wire attached to one end of a flexible cable, allowing the charging up of multiple devices from a single power source.

They are used when many devices are being charged up in immediacy. Many power strips often have circuit-breaking options in case of power overload from your transformer or your electric service provider/company. Some have the ability to protect your plugged-in devices against electric surges. But, there is a strong difference in power strips and surge protectors. Click on Power strips vs. Surge protector.

Why do I need Power Strip during travel?

A power strip is a useful accessory to have during travel for several reasons. First and foremost, it allows you to charge multiple devices simultaneously. When you’re on the go, you likely have multiple electronic devices such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, cameras, and more that require charging. With a power strip, you can conveniently plug in all your devices at once, saving you time and ensuring they’re ready to use when you need them.

Another advantage of a power strip during travel is that it helps overcome the limited number of available power outlets. Hotel rooms or other accommodations often have a limited number of accessible outlets, especially if you’re sharing a room with others. Having a power strip allows you to maximize the usage of a single outlet by plugging in multiple devices into one strip. It eliminates the need to constantly switch and unplug devices, making it more convenient and efficient.

Furthermore, power strips often come with surge protection , which is crucial for safeguarding your valuable electronics. Electrical surges or fluctuations can occur in some areas, potentially damaging your devices. A power strip with surge protection acts as a buffer, shielding your gadgets from sudden voltage spikes and providing added peace of mind.

Additionally, carrying a power strip during travel can be beneficial for international trips. Different countries have varying power outlets and voltage standards. Some power strips are designed to handle different voltages and have universal plug adapters, allowing you to plug in your devices regardless of the country you’re in. This versatility eliminates the need for multiple adapters and ensures your devices can be charged anywhere.

So, a power strip is a practical and essential item to have during travel. It enables you to charge multiple devices simultaneously, overcomes the limited availability of power outlets, provides surge protection, and offers compatibility with different power standards. By having a power strip in your travel kit, you can stay connected, keep your devices charged, and ensure a smooth and hassle-free journey.

Having a power strip during your travels can greatly enhance your experience for several reasons. Firstly, many hotel rooms or accommodations have a limited number of power outlets available. By having a power strip, you can plug it into one outlet and instantly have multiple outlets at your disposal. Additionally, if you’re traveling internationally, a power strip with universal adapters or interchangeable plugs can ensure compatibility with different types of power outlets and voltage standards.

Moreover, power strips often come with features like fast-charging USB ports and surge protection , which allow for efficient charging and safeguard your devices against electrical fluctuations. Lastly, sharing outlets becomes easier when you have a power strip, as it allows multiple people to charge their devices simultaneously. Overall, a power strip is a convenient and practical accessory that provides extra outlets, compatibility, and safety, making it an essential item for hassle-free travel.

How we tested these power strips.

Testing these power strips is very important before recommending them to our community. Our experts have designed a funnel-like process. Every single power strip has to go through this funnel before getting mentioned on this website.

• The first step of this process is the identification of the control button on the power strip. The best power strips have a control button on them. All devices turn off/on by one main on/off button. There are two modifications to this concept. One is the Master/slave power strip. Another is the Remote Control power strip.
• The second step is Indication . Good power strips have a neon light or a LED light indication to show the running current. Some even have led indication at every outlet.
• Energy-saving and Stand-by feature is also the most crucial and advanced features of a power strip. The sensor circuit in the power strip detects the level of power and strips off the power if the appliance goes on stand-by. This reduces the consumption of power of the appliances plugged in.
• On the fourth count, the best feature is to have socket arrangements in the power strip. The best power strips have two or more two types of sockets. Sockets arrangements vary differently. For physical access reasons, there is a maximum of two rows.
• The single most crucial feature of the power strip is Surge protection and filtering. The best power strips have built-in EMF/RFI filters and surge protection features. They have metal-oxide varistors that turn down excess voltages into the ground, in return protecting your appliance from power surges.

The power strip device with all flags mentioned above can be considered the best power strip of all time. Buying the wrong kind of power strip can cost you a life. A poor power strip can burn down all your devices and connected appliances for a minute reason. We, as surgeprotections.com, do not want you to waste your money, risk your life and the health of your devices.

Here is our recommendation for power strips to buy.

If you’re looking for extra protections for you precious and costly electric appliances like smartphones, tablets and laptops then this article is for you, Best travel Surge Protectors  

Top 6 Best Travel Power Strips Reviewed

Best travel power strip: anker power extend cube..

We have a lot of confidence in ANKER. Their power strips pass our every test and take our top spot. It combines many of the top features you need in a power strip. It is compact, lightweight, and aesthetically correct.

The circular layout lets you use all of the power outlets without letting chargers over-abuse and bump into each other. Its 5ft long cable and 45 degrees cube make it easier to use outlets even from hidden behind the furniture.

It has two 12W USB-A ports and a single 30W USB-C port. On the other hand, it has three AC power outlets. This power strip is a good mix for all travellers. It has low weight and more flexibility.

ANKER is a prestigious brand when it comes to chargers, batteries, and other power-equipment manufacturing. The company gives a regular 18-months warranty and a short-spanned $25,000 warranty in case of damage to the connected appliances.

Let’s discuss its pros and cons

Best Overall Power Strip: APC V11PT3 Surge Arrest.

APC offers a $100,000 equipment protection policy in this 11 outlets surge arrest power strip. This shows their confidence in the perfectness of this device. It can be used in scientific labs to protect highly sensitive instruments. Even we have a hard time coming up with a similar device like this.

This device has a proper LED indication of the running current and faulty wiring. It also has multilayered protection against all types of surges from outside. The six outlets for big plugs are nicely spaced without congestion. All the outlets have covers to keep the dust and debris out. Also, the long wire and 180 degrees cord make everything easier and nicer.

Best Power Strip for International Travel: BESTEK USB Travel Power Strip.

The BESTEK power strip is an ideal powerstrip for international travel. It is versatile and has an adaptable strap.

Its unique selling point is its set of eight adapters that covers almost every major country adapter standard. You can also buy these adapters separately but buying these in a set saves your extra efforts and some couple of bucks.

Best Travel Power Strip

The power strip provides 2 AC outlets and a generous 5 USB ports for chargings. Since most travel accessories can be charged with USB, its formation makes quite a sense. The combined power outlet o all the sockets is 8A or 40W which is capable of reaching 2.4A or 12W. This makes charging your devices faster.

Its compact shape makes the power strip a lot more portable. Its durability makes it heavier than other power strips but it comes with a cost of a sturdy fire-resistant body.

Best for Work Travel: Tessan Flat Plug Extension Cord.

If you need a couple of extra outlets in a compact form, Tessan Flat Plug Extension Cord is your go-to option. It is easy to pack and go when travelling. It can easily be fit in a laptop back while working offsite.

Its far-spaced 4 outlets make it easier to plug devices with larger adapters without overlapping with each other. For charging devices, 3 USB ports can cover you.

You can easily hang this power strip on a wall hanger or anything. It is due to its lightweight compact shape. Tessan Flat Plug Extension can offer you surge protection of 3940 Joules.

Best Mini-travel power strip: Belkin SurgePlus Swivel Charger

The BELKIN SurgePlus swivel charger is a good feature, compact, pocket-size power strip that you can easily carry around. It is made for a constraint environment, eliminating any tedious wires, it plugs directly into the wall outlet. The swivelling plug area lets you orient it in any direction.

For protection, this mini power strip offers you 918J surge protection with a strong fire-resistant outer body. Belkin SurgePlus has 3 AC outlets and 2 USB Ports. The Belkin SurgePlus Swivel Charger is an excellent, flexible option.

Best for Desktop: Anker PowerExtend USB-C 3 Capsule

The Anker PowerExtend is more of an extended outlet with a complete set of USB ports than a power strip. Ideal for desktop and aesthetic workspaces where you regularly plug in computers/laptops and charge mobiles. Despite being small, it is lightweight and has a non-slip pad at its bottom.

It has a 3 LED set which indicates the power is on, the ground is protected, and surge protection is on respectively. It has an output of 45W from its USB ports for faster charging of compatible phones and laptops.

Read Also: Best travel Surge protectors

Final words:

In conclusion, after thoroughly evaluating and comparing various power strips designed specifically for travel, it becomes evident that power strips with surge protection are indispensable companions during your journeys. When embarking on your travel adventures, ensuring the safety and efficient charging of your electronic devices is of paramount importance. Investing in a high-quality power strip with surge protection not only facilitates seamless charging of multiple devices simultaneously but also acts as a crucial safeguard against unexpected power surges, offering peace of mind throughout your travel experience.

One of the primary advantages of incorporating a power strip with surge protection into your travel essentials is the convenience it provides. As a globetrotter, you likely rely on an array of electronic devices, ranging from smartphones and tablets to cameras and laptops, to capture precious memories and stay connected with loved ones. With a travel power strip, you can effortlessly charge all your devices in one go, eliminating the need for multiple adapters and optimizing the limited number of power outlets often encountered during travel. This not only saves time but also ensures that your devices are fully charged, enabling you to document your travel experiences and share them with the world.

Furthermore, power strips equipped with surge protection offer an added layer of security, safeguarding your valuable electronics from unexpected voltage fluctuations that could potentially cause irreparable damage. During your travels, you may encounter varying power standards and electrical systems in different countries. With a travel power strip featuring surge protection, you can rest assured that your devices are shielded from voltage spikes, ensuring their longevity and uninterrupted functionality. This protection is particularly vital when exploring remote or less-developed regions where power infrastructure may be less stable or prone to fluctuations.

Related: Can a Power Surge Damage a Circuit Breaker

Additionally, the compact and portable design of travel power strips makes them an ideal companion for jet setters. These power strips are specifically crafted with the needs of travelers in mind, offering lightweight construction and often including universal plug adapters. The inclusion of these adapters ensures compatibility with various power outlets found across different countries, negating the need to carry multiple bulky adapters. By having a travel power strip with surge protection in your travel kit, you can confidently embark on your adventures, knowing that you are well-prepared to charge your devices regardless of your destination.

To summarize, travel power strips with surge protection are indispensable asset for modern travelers. Not only do they provide the convenience of charging multiple devices simultaneously, but they also offer crucial protection against power surges that can pose a risk to your electronics. By investing in a reliable travel power strip, you can ensure seamless connectivity, capture cherished moments, and explore the world with confidence, knowing that your devices are protected and ready for every leg of your travel journey.

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Moscow Travel Guide 2024

Welcome to TrendyMoscow.com , one of the oldest online resources for travellers planning to visit Moscow, Russia.

Here you’ll get all the information and tools that will make your stay in Moscow more exciting, productive and safe. Explore our sections dedicated to attractions , restaurants , nightlife , hotels , strip clubs and other fun things in Moscow.

Moscow Hotels

Moscow hosted more than 23 million tourists from around the globe in 2018. Today, despite current economic and political conditions, Moscow remains a very friendly , safe and exciting tourist destination.

The capital of Russia has a solid accomodation infrastructure with close to 1200 hotels that include 5, 4 and 3 star amenities.

Moscow experiences a continious growth in the number of tourists from the Middle East, Turkey as well as China. Today there are 13 flights from Dubai to Moscow taking place every day.

In some ways this growth is a result of the newly implemented electronic visa process available to visitors from 55 countries.

Entertainment

Today Moscow offers numerous gastronomic options targeted at every budget. The restaurant industry on the city has more than 20,000 restaurants, bars and cafes.

Most of the major international chains like McDonald's continue to operate around the country under different names and local management.

Moscow is famous for its nightlife . There are many night clubs and bars that are open 24 hours. Checkout our dedicated nightlife section that features the latest openings along with ratings and recommendations.

Moscow is a large city that has more than 13 million people. There is an unofficial statistics data where estimated population of Moscow is actually close to 16 million.

The first figure is based on residents that hold official registration at the State migration service. Unofficial data is based on all people that come to Moscow from other regions of Russia and abroad despite their registration status.

Moscow Weather

January is assumed to be the coldest month of the year in Moscow. During this month average daily high temperature decreases to -6 Celsius (21 F) and daily average lows decrease to -10 Celsius (14 F).

It usually starts snowing in late November. By the end of March night temperatures settle above 32 degrees Fahrenheit (above 0 degrees Celsius).

Overall, Moscow climate is slightly milder comparing to North American regions within the same climate zone (for example Minnesota). The most comfortable months in Moscow are May, June, August and September. July is supposed to be the hottest month of the year. The average temperature in July is 19 degrees Celsius (65 F).

During summer months you can expect daily temperatures to fluctuate around 22 degrees Celsius (72 Fahrenheit). Occasional heat waves can increase daily temperatures up to 38 degrees Celsius (100 F).

Moscow Layout

If you look at the modern map of Moscow you’ll see that the city consists of 4 parts that are formed by 4 main ring avenues connected by several major radial avenues. Moscow’s central point also known as “Kilometer Zero” is marked by the bronze plaque located near The Kremlin and Red Square.

Here are 4 main “Ring Roads” of Moscow

• Boulevard Ring Road - goes around the whole historic part of Moscow. That’s where you’ll find all major attractions, old Moscow buildings and museums. “Boulevard Ring” is split into several parts that have different names like Petrovsky Boulevard or Gogolevsky Boulevard.
• Garden Ring Road (“Sadovoe Koltso”) – covers a slightly broader area of the city. Everything referred to as Moscow center is assumed to be located inside the “Garden Ring Avenue”. “Garden Ring” is also split into parts that have different names.
• Third Ring Road – the area between the “Garden Ring Road” and the 3rd Ring Road is adjacent to the central part of Moscow. Neighborhoods located inside 3rd Ring Road have an easy access to the center of the city. The area includes several notable high class residential neighborhoods and parks: Khamovniki District, Park Gorkogo and Luzhniki.
• Moscow Ring Road . The substantial part of Moscow is located between the “Third Ring Road” and the outermost “Moscow Ring Road (MKAD)”. The area consists mostly of residential neighborhoods with multi story buildings and social infrastructure like schools, hospitals and department stores. The closer you get to the “Moscow Ring” the further you get from the center of the Moscow.

Some notable tourist spots located inside the 3rd Ring Avenue are Moscow State University, Sparrow Hills , Park Tsaritsino , Park Kolomenskoe, Izamilovo, Ostankino and several others.

Everything outside Moscow Ring Road (MKAD) is not considered Moscow except the newly merged “New Moscow” territory located south-west of the city.

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12-Outlet Home/Office Surge Protector with 8-foot cord

Perfect for home or office, this 12 AC outlet surge protector with 8-foot cord keeps your electronics and appliances safe via 3,940 joules of surge protection. There’s extra room to conveniently plug in larger connectors, a slim space saving design, and our best-in-class $300,000 CEW for your peace of mind.

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• Technical Specifications
• 3,940 joules of surge protection safeguards the life of your electronics and appliances
• 12 AC outlets featuring 6 block space outlets and socket protectors 
• Slim profile to save space and fit in tighter areas
• Best-in-class $300,000 CEW for connected devices †
• Durable 8-foot cord with angled plug offers flexibility at home or office  
• Hardworking MOVs absorb damaging excess energy and release it as heat to give extra protection to electronics and appliances
• Smarter, safer design minimizes risks associated with using electrical power
• Mount holes permit easy wall-mounting or hanging to attach wherever you want it
• Indicator lights let you know you’re protected and when to change device
• 12-Outlet AC Surge Protector, 8 ft. cord 
• Right Angle
• 15A/125V/1875W
• L-N: 400V, L-G: 500V, N-G: 500V
• 150K Hz ~100M Hz, up to 75dB
• RJ-11 Telephon/Modem/Fax/DSL protection (1 in, 2 out); Coaxial/Cable protection

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Multi-outlet surge protector.

Power everything on your desk with a single compact surge-protected extension cord. 12 AC outlets with surge protection charge your computer, laptop, phone, camera, and more. It's one charging station for a clutter-free desk.

Power bar with phone line protection.

1-in-2-out RJ11 telephone or fax protection ensures open, continuous phone line connections, plus coaxial cable protection to safeguard cable box and satellite connections. Protects circuits from fire, impact, and rust.

Safeguard your devices and appliances.

This extender has been run through extensive testing to ensure your expensive computers, monitors, hard drives, home theaters, and other appliances are protected by 4,320 joules of overcurrent and overload protection.

UL safety certified.

This product has been independently lab tested and certified to meet or exceed UL safety standards.

Compact and heavy-duty.

Widely spaced outlets give ample area to fit big plugs and charger bricks. A slender design makes it ideal for home office, workstations, and game rooms. The durable, 8-foot cord has a 3-prong angle plug convenient for tight spaces.

9-point safety system.

Fire-resistant material, protection from Over temperature, Overcurrent, Overload, Short circuit, & Clamping, plus 3-line AC protection against surges between hot, neutral, and ground lines, Safety slides, & LED indicators.

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Will this device help prevent devices that create noise from causing arc-fault breakers from tripping? Is the power filtering bi-directional?

Can i safely plug type a power plugs (two prongs) into this product does the connected appliance warranty cover if i do this, does this product devices from low voltage, is this the proper surge protector for a 4k oled tv. thanks, phone jacks 1 input and 2 output-- which is which they are not marked and none of the pictures or diagrams indicate., i am interested in the emi/rfi filtering feature upto 75db in this product, but i want to import this to india , with voltage here in india being 230v , will this product be compatible if i import it to india. if not please suggest a similar product, my surge protector has the protected light on but none of the things plugged on it work. the outlet where it is plugged in works and the things plugged in all work on other outlets. what’s wrong with the surge protector, does this protect against undervoltage or brownouts.

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Belkin Power Strip Surge Protector - 12 AC Multiple Outlets, Ethernet & Cable Protection - 8 ft Long Extension Cord for Home, Office, Travel, Computer Desktop & Phone Charger - 3996 Joules, White

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• Multi-Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip: Power everything on your desk with a single compact surge-protected extension cord. This reputable power cord offers 12 AC outlets with advanced surge protection for charging your computer, laptop, phone, printer and more. One charging station for a clutter-free table.
• Ethernet, Phone Line, Coaxial Protection: Featuring a 1-in-2-out RJ11 telephone or fax protection to ensure continuous phone line connections. It also has coaxial cable protection to safeguard cable box and satellite links and an ethernet protection for uninterrupted network and internet connections.
• Safeguard Your Devices and Appliances: The electric strip has a 3996 -Joule energy rating for a reliable power extension cord for your printers, broadband modems, or home theater systems. It secures your electronic devices from overload, short circuit, power spikes, lightning strikes, or fluctuations.
• Compact, Heavy Duty, and Space-Saving: Each outlet has a safety slide lock to close unused sockets safeguarding you and your children. The widely spaced outlets give ample area to fit big plugs and charger bricks. The slender profile and its durable 8 ft / 2.4 meters long cord make it ideal for tight spaces.
• Reliable Product and Service: Purchase with confidence as it is backed by a 2-year limited warranty and protected by dollar 250,000 Connected Equipment Warranty. The damage-resistant housing protects circuits from fire, impact, and rust. The mounting holes allows secure installation on walls, baseboards, or work benches.

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BELKIN SURGE PROTECTOR

Your Trusted Household Protection Against Electrical Spikes

Safeguard your home electronics against catastrophic strikes, power fluctuations, and sudden surges with a powerful extension cord fit for everyday use in your home, office, and other workspaces. This expands one wall receptacle into 12 surge-protected outlets to power up and secure 12 devices at a time.

Direct Data Line Protection

* Adding to the 12 surge-protected outlets, the power strip features coaxial protection for your cable or satellite connections.

* With 1-in-2-out RJ11 input where you can directly plug in your telephone or fax machine to secure it against surges and voltage spikes.

* Features ethernet port so you can plug in your network modem and ensure uninterrupted network connection

Strong Surge Protection

Rated to withstand up to 4,000 joules, this surge suppressor is your premium power protection for your professional workstations, laser printers, broadband modems, and everyday household electronics.

Child Safety Sliding Locks

Each outlet has a sliding safety cover that closes when it is not in use. The covers also prevent dusts and other small particles from entering the socket

Easily Fits in Different Settings

Equipped with a space-saving flat AC plug for enhanced flexibility and a durable 8 feet cord convenient for hard-to-reach wall receptacles.

Durable and Enduring Build

The Oversized Metal Oxide Varistors (MOVs) absorb excess electricity, and damage-resistant housing protects circuits from fire, impact, and rust while preventing dents and scratches.

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12 AC Multiple Outlets, Ethernet & Cable Protection

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Product Description

The 12-outlet surge protector with 8 ft power cord and ethernet, cable/satellite. Safeguard your high-end, home-office equipment against devastating voltage fluctuations, surges, and spikes with the Belkin Advanced Surge Protector (BV112234-08). This unit provides protection for up to 12 separate electronic devices, as well as protecting Ethernet, coaxial, and telephone connections. Rated to withstand a surge of up to 4,000 joules, the Advanced Surge Protector is ideal for protecting computers, printers, modems, and other expensive electronic equipment against damage. The Belkin Advanced Surge Protector allows you to power up to 12 electrical devices using only one AC outlet. It features six large BlockSpace Outlets to accommodate large power adapters without blocking other outlets. Rated to withstand a power surge of up to 4,000 joules, this surge protector uses complete, three-line AC protection specifically designed to safeguard your high-end electronic devices. Oversized metal oxide varistors (MOVs) absorb excess electricity for increased protection. In addition, a Surge Protection Indicator lets you know your equipment is protected, while a Not-Grounded Indicator warns you when your outlet is not properly grounded. The Advanced Surge Protector features protection for Ethernet, coaxial, and telephone cables to ensure your data connections are working at peak performance. One-in, one-out Ethernet protection supports uninterrupted network and internet connections, while one-in, one-out coaxial protection safeguards cable and satellite connections for clear picture and sound. Additionally, one-in, two-out RJ11 telephone/fax protection ensures open and continuous phone-line connections. An 8-foot cord allows you to keep the Advanced Surge Protector in an unobtrusive location while still having plenty of room to reach your devices. The heavy-duty design ensures optimal power flow, while a low-profile plug fits easily in tight spaces and behind furniture. The large power switch features a recessed design, safeguarding against accidental shutdowns while making reboots easy. A durable, damage-resistant enclosure protects the Advanced Surge Protector against fire, impact, and rust, as well as preventing dents and scratches. For secure installation, mounting holes allow the protector to be easily attached to walls, baseboards, or furniture. Sliding safety covers keep unwanted debris out of unused plugs and protect your children from harm. A Power-Cord Manager located on the bottom of the surge protector lifts and locks to keep power cords neatly organized, ensuring they stay tangle-free. Belkin will repair or replace any equipment damaged by a surge, spike, or lightning strike while properly connected to the Advanced Surge Protector, up to $250,000. Any manufacturer defect in the surge protector is covered by a limited lifetime warranty. See complete warranty inside packaging for full details, limitations, and exclusions. Twelve-Outlet Surge Protector with 8-Foot Power Cord and Ethernet, Cable/Satellite, and Telephone Protection, and instructions.

From the Manufacturer

Safeguard your high-end, home-office equipment against devastating voltage fluctuations, surges, and spikes with the Belkin Advanced Surge Protector (BV112234-08). This unit provides protection for up to 12 separate electronic devices, as well as protecting Ethernet, coaxial, and telephone connections. Rated to withstand a surge of up to 4,000 joules, the Advanced Surge Protector is ideal for protecting computers, printers, modems, and other expensive electronic equipment against damage.

Twelve-Outlet Surge Protector with 8-Foot Power Cord and Ethernet, Cable/Satellite, and Telephone Protection

12 outlets with 4,000 joules of surge protection.

The Belkin Advanced Surge Protector allows you to power up to 12 electrical devices using only one AC outlet. It features six large BlockSpace Outlets to accommodate large power adapters without blocking other outlets.

Rated to withstand a power surge of up to 4,000 joules, this surge protector uses complete, three-line AC protection specifically designed to safeguard your high-end electronic devices. Oversized metal oxide varistors (MOVs) absorb excess electricity for increased protection.

In addition, a Surge Protection Indicator lets you know your equipment is protected, while a Not-Grounded Indicator warns you when your outlet is not properly grounded.

Ethernet, Coaxial, and Telephone Protection

The Advanced Surge Protector features protection for Ethernet, coaxial, and telephone cables to ensure your data connections are working at peak performance. One-in, one-out Ethernet protection supports uninterrupted network and internet connections, while one-in, one-out coaxial protection safeguards cable and satellite connections for clear picture and sound. Additionally, one-in, two-out RJ11 telephone/fax protection ensures open and continuous phone-line connections.

Heavy-Duty, 8-Foot Power Cord with Low-Profile Plug

An 8-foot cord allows you to keep the Advanced Surge Protector in an unobtrusive location while still having plenty of room to reach your devices. The heavy-duty design ensures optimal power flow, while a low-profile plug fits easily in tight spaces and behind furniture.

Recessed Power Switch for Easy Reboot

The large power switch features a recessed design, safeguarding against accidental shutdowns while making reboots easy.

Mountable, Damage-Resistant Housing with Sliding Safety Covers

A durable, damage-resistant enclosure protects the Advanced Surge Protector against fire, impact, and rust, as well as preventing dents and scratches. For secure installation, mounting holes allow the protector to be easily attached to walls, baseboards, or furniture. Sliding safety covers keep unwanted debris out of unused plugs and protect your children from harm.

Power-Cord Manager

A Power-Cord Manager located on the bottom of the surge protector lifts and locks to keep power cords neatly organized, ensuring they stay tangle-free.

$250,000 Connected Equipment Warranty

Belkin will repair or replace any equipment damaged by a surge, spike, or lightning strike while properly connected to the Advanced Surge Protector, up to $250,000. Any manufacturer defect in the surge protector is covered by a limited lifetime warranty. See complete warranty inside packaging for full details, limitations, and exclusions.

What's in the Box

Twelve-Outlet Surge Protector with 8-Foot Power Cord and Ethernet, Cable/Satellite, and Telephone Protection, and instructions.

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Customers like the quality, performance, and outlets of the power strip. For example, they mention it has lots of protection, the build is quality, and it has enough outlets for all their devices. That said, some are satisfied with value, cord length, and appearance. Opinions are mixed on size.

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Customers like the performance of the power strip. For example, they mention it works well, has protection for internet and cable, and is perfect for their intended uses.

"...Seems to do the job quite well . However it doesn't get 5 stars because it's got telephone and coaxial jacks which I could care less...." Read more

"I love it for the many outlets it has. It works . I had to reset it once when my lamp and my printer didn't want to work...." Read more

"... Works great ! Will be purchasing a second one soon...." Read more

" Works as expected . Cord length was perfect for my needs!!" Read more

Customers like the quality of the power strip. They say it's well made, holds up, and is a quality product from Belkin. Some mention that the product is great in form factor and efficient.

" Perfect for my needs ." Read more

" Better quality " Read more

"...Belkin has never let me down. Everything about the build of this is quality ." Read more

"...I perceive the switch cover as a weak link . It's probably fine, but didn't work for me...." Read more

Customers like the outlets of the power strip. They mention that it has many plugs, enough for all their devices, and wide set outlets for computer bricks. They appreciate the suitable protection and the ample plug in options.

"...They provide suitable protection and ample plug in options ...." Read more

"...This product has plenty of room for all my electronics and even modems...." Read more

"Love that it accepts 3 plug prongs and it has USB charging as well. Gave it to my daughter as a give and see likes it very much." Read more

" Like the number of outlets it has . Replaced 2 power strips with just this one power strip...." Read more

Customers are satisfied with the protection provided by the power strip. They mention that it has a great protection plan included and that it provides enough joules to protect expensive computers and electronics. Some say that the ethernet protection is nice and that they didn't notice any drop in network speed. Overall, most are happy with the product's protection.

"I have two of these for high end computer workstations. They provide suitable protection and ample plug in options...." Read more

"...power on/off switchwith green led power on light- surge protection for your DVR , or cable or satelite receiver..." Read more

"...I am also able to protect the incoming cable signal and there by my tv's tuner by running the coaxial cable thru this device as well...." Read more

"Although the joules protection level is great , the telephone line feature proves to be useless...." Read more

Customers like the value of the power strip. They mention that it works as advertised, is good value for the money, and offers good protection. Some say that the transaction was great and the product is easy to set up.

"...I slightly prefer the Rocketfish LED lit options but these are much better value and cost for the same features minus the higher price tag for a..." Read more

"...It's probably fine, but didn't work for me. It was a good deal, price-wise , but I also prefer black-colored units...my choice." Read more

"...It also provides protection for phone line, Ethernet, and coaxial. Great price ." Read more

"...So, at least, I am satisfied with my purchase. Price was just right as well !" Read more

Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the power strip. They mention that it looks very good, is neat, and well designed. Some say that it helps clean up the look of all the wires under their desk. Overall, most are happy with the product's appearance.

"... Helped clean up the look of all the wires under my desk." Read more

" Neat and efficient" Read more

"The Belkin Surge Protector is an attractive design and should fit any decor...." Read more

" Works and looks nice . Only thing is fairly high cost and the plastic-y and somewhat hollow-body feel doesnt feel as quality - for the cost...." Read more

Customers are satisfied with the cord length of the power strip. They mention that it's long and strong enough to reach a good area. Some customers also say that the cord must be reliable and not allow surges.

"...Has a very long very heavy duty 3 plug cord so strip can easily handle 4 or more AC/DC adapters and still have room for all your 110 plugs...." Read more

"...The cord is plenty long , but a bit stiff so if you don't have to use the full length you'll want a strong cable tie or velcro fastener to tidy up..." Read more

"...I like the LED letting you know it's protecting. Good thick cable ...." Read more

"...Oh, also, the cord is nice and long ...." Read more

Customers are mixed about the size of the power strip. Some mention that the plugs fit great in the middle row, it makes the most of a tight space, and has a nice sized switch. Others say that it's rather big and bulky, and that it was overlong for their applications.

"...There are plenty of plugs and the spacing is great . It also provides protection for phone line, Ethernet, and coaxial. Great price." Read more

"...It has a real flat wide design profile as you can see in the photo. All the outlets have little sliders to cover them if not in use...." Read more

"...-Cord cable is not white- Low profile plug is not all that slim like Belkin BE112234-Telephone/Coaxial protection should be eliminated" Read more

"...out the outside very far spaced plugs but they actually fit great in the middle row bc the extra space left I was shocked...." Read more

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