The Extension Cord Idea You've Been Waiting For
Posted by Leslie Eskildsen on Monday, September 28th, 2009 at 5:22pm.
Every once in a while I come across a product that I want to share with my clients. This is something I recently came across that many people may find useful:
The traditional, 6-socket surge protector is a ubiquitous product in American homes, especially if you are like me and run two computers, monitors, a printer and my cell phone charger all in my home office.
If you have noticed though, it also happens to be rife with design flaws, the most glaring of which is the socket layout.
Traditional surge protectors are built for skinny-plugged devices only. And, few of today's electronics are "skinny plug".
The Socket Sense Expandable Surge Protector
The Socket Sense matches form and function. It features 6 angled, expandable sockets that make room for even the biggest and boxiest plugs. Its casing stretches from 13 to 18 inches, as needed, and has a slim, fit-anywhere design.
By providing for 6 input devices, the Socket Surge does the job of two traditional surge protectors. You can buy Socket Surge at most hardware stores and on Amazon.com
The device retails for about $25.
Just a little something that may make your home a little more organized!
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