Price history for Belkin BE112234-10 12-Outlet Home/Office Surge Protector with Phone/Ethernet/Coaxial Protection and Extended Cord
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$23.72
- November 12, 2024
$26.57
- November 7, 2024
$31.32
- October 14, 2024
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- October 14, 2024
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$23.72
- November 12, 2024
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Belkin Power Strip Surge Protector With 12 AC Outlets Price History
Price History for Belkin BE112234-10 12-Outlet Home/Office Surge Protector with Phone/Ethernet/Coaxial Protection...
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Current Price
$23.72
January 10, 2025
Highest Price
$31.32
October 14, 2024
Lowest Price
$23.72
November 12, 2024
Since October 14, 2024
Last price changes
$23.72
November 12, 2024
$26.57
November 7, 2024
$31.32
October 14, 2024
Belkin Power Strip Surge Protector With 12 AC Outlets Description
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 surge protector for charging your computer, laptop, phone, camera, and more. One charging station for a clutter-free table.
Power Bar with Phone Line Protection: Featuring a 1-in-2-out RJ11 telephone or fax protection to ensure open and continuous phone line connections. It also provides a coaxial cable protection to safeguard cable box and satellite connections. The damage-resistant housing protects circuits from fire, impact, and rust.
Safeguard Your Devices and Appliances: The electric strip has a 4,156-Joule energy rating providing a reliable power extension cord to protect 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: The widely spaced outlets give ample area to fit big plugs and charger bricks. Its slender design makes it ideal for home office, workstations, and game rooms. The upgraded cord is 10 ft/3 meters long with a 3-prong right angle plug making this convenient for tight spaces.
Reliable Product and Service: Purchase with confidence as it is backed and protected by dollar 300,000 Connected Equipment Warranty. Each outlet has a safety sliding cover lock to close unused sockets safeguarding you and your kids. Check out the full specs: 6,000 volts maximum spike voltage, 15A AC, 125V, and 1875W.
Belkin Power Strip Surge Protector With 12 AC Outlets Specification
Specification: Belkin Power Strip Surge Protector With 12 AC Outlets
Item Dimensions L x W
2.2"L x 6"W
Item Weight (ounces)
16
Recommended Uses For Product
Office, Apartment
Item Shape
Rectangle
Color
Gray
Surge Protection Rating (Joules)
4156
Amperage (Amps)
15
Number of Ports
10
Compatible Devices
Air Conditioner
Plug Type
Type B
Special Features
On And Off Switch, Surge Protection
Total Usb Ports
12
Maximum Current (Amps)
15
Number of Outlets
12
Voltage (Volts)
125
Global Trade Identification Number
00722868594339
ASIN
B000HPX46U
UPC
722868594339
Brand Name
Belkin
Material
Metal
Belkin Power Strip Surge Protector With 12 AC Outlets Reviews (7)
7 reviews for Belkin Power Strip Surge Protector With 12 AC Outlets
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Jacko Rosales –
Me gusto mucho este multicontacto los espacios en las orillas sirven perfecto para eliminadores grandes y no chocan entre ellos y los de en medio sirven para contactos normales, ademas de que es muy robusto y se siente de buena calidad, ademas de que trae un clip para poder organizar los cables en caso de que lo necesites, hasta el momento no he tenido problemas de voltaje lo recomiendo.
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★★★★★
O truant Muse –
My parents have a 2003/2004 Mitsubishi plasma monitor that they’ve used as a TV screen for the last 15 years. The problem with this old set up is that, unlike new TV’s, the monitor does not put out its own sound and requires an AV receiver, a cable box, and needs a cable from the cable box to the monitor itself. Because of the thousands of cables involved, my parents utilized about three power strips (the normal strips) when setting up, then left them there to gather dust and age. It makes doing any kind of adjustments to the tv, including diagnostic work, an absolute nightmare. The final straw was the other day when I was trying to clean up and one of the older strips tripped the circuit breaker and cut off power to my living AND blew out my cable box. After that, I ordered this mangnum power strip and I AM IN LOVE.
If you’re reading this, you need to know that I am a professional reviewer for consumer electronics, and power/power cables are something I really love. I also happen to be something of a snob about them. Among other things, my personal checklist includes: – Number of outlets and layout – Material construction – Length of the power cable – Surge Protector – Reputable company? – Additional features
1: Number of Outlets/Layout This strip kicks serious behind with the 12 outlets. It’s been able to absorb the needs of the three other strips we had before, in addition to also allowing me to keep my Google Home Mini by the door. Now, a lot of power strips have 12, but my favorite thing about this is that the layout shows incredible consideration for design. A lot of strips feature a stacked vertical design, which makes things like AC power bricks and three-prong plugs bend or keeps oddly designed plugs from not fitting. This strip is less of a strip and more of a rectangle that features three outlets on each side and six down the middle which helps significantly to mix and match depending on size and location. I appreciate a company that considers design this way. Note: the side outlets are called Blockspace Outlets, which I think is what differentiates the allotment for space, and sliding covers, which I like as they probably protect the outlets better.
2. Construction: I will be the first to admit that most electrical items nowadays may (at first glance) appear cheap compared to early designs. This (in my experience) is mostly because of the use of plastic vs metals and because we can’t see the insides. In my experience, the industry standard is much higher than in earlier years, and in this case, the construction is fantastic. Nothing (on my unit) rattles or seems flimsy or likely to break, and it’s fairly heavy, which I personally like since it keeps the strip from lifting. Good quality and seem durable so far.
3. Length of Power Cable: This seems 10 ft, which is convenient since I need it for my tv. I feel like this is a good length for this type of strip, since this is more of a hub strip than a strip you would drag out to the garage to power tools. Set it up in a central location and use that as your power point.
4/5. Surge Protector/Reputable Company: Having had issues with non- surge protected strips, this was very important. I like that the indicator lights to show if the strip is protector are bright and visible, and having been a Belkin customer for years, I trust their power and surge protection.
6. Additional Features Some people may want USB ports, but in the case of a media center, I found it unnecessary. I have outlets throughout my house with them and strips by my bed for that. That being said, this strip has 1-in 2-out phone/fax jacks, 2 coaxial connections, and 3 Ethernet jacks. It sounds silly since so many of us are totally wireless, but my wireless drops constantly and having a grounded connection is really great! There’s also a cord management clip at the bottom to organize all of your cords, which I don’t use BUT is an excellent idea.
TL;DR This power strip may be excessive for someone who can manage with a traditional power strip, or may not be sufficient for someone who is looking for USB ports. However, if you’re looking for reliable power, HIGH QUALITY surge protection, media management/an organized layout for outlets, and could benefit from the coax/internet connections, I would highly recommend!
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★★★★★
Jonathan A. –
Bastante bueno,es mas grande de lo que parece y el cable es bastante largo y grueso para no sufrir daño,las entradas tienen buena separación. Si tienes varias cosas a conectar, definitivamente es la opcion para protegerlo y tener mayor comodidad con las conexiones
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erick –
Overall, very close to perfect for my needs. Cord length is as expected and the extra slots have allowed me to dust off my PS4 and use it regularly. The slide coverings work well but can be a bit stiff initially. Zero concerns over build quality.
So why only 4 stars?
It takes quite a bit of force to plug things in. Not an issue for me but I could easily see it as an issue for someone with medical issues that effect arm/hand strength. Maybe a bit harsh for deducting a point but it’s noticeable enough that I could see this being useless to some people.
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erick –
Me gusto que tiene un buen precio y buena calidad del producto, entrega rápida, muy practico y funcional
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Carm G. –
Nice thick well insulated cord, phone RJ11 protection as well as RJ45. Great quality in the build – not cheap looking.
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★★★★★
Cthulhu –
Brief evaluation —————- This surge protector allows for up to 12 devices, including 6 ‘wide’ DC adapters to be plugged in. It will protect them against power surges and, in addition, it can protect one Ethernet/phone line (RJ-45) and one coax wire if they are connected to pass through the Belkin surge protector.
My personal experience does validate the claims the manufacturer makes for the features that I am using and I can verify at this time. Currently, I have 9 devices plugged into the surge protector, including 5 DC adapters and 4 2/3-prong plugs. All of the 3 remaining slots are unobstructed and could be used for one additional power adapter and 2 more plugs.
This surge protector replaces 2 older and smaller surge protectors and a one-to-six plug multiplier.
So far, I am happy and, in my opinion and based on its meeting real needs, good design, features and low price I recommend it as (in my view) one of the best it its class.
More details ———— The following are noteworthy, in my view.
Positives:
+ TRUE 12-outlet capacity. Unlike the traditional surge-protected power strips where one beefy AC adapter would cover 2 slots, Belkin’s device truly accommodates 6 AC adapters and allows for 6 more plugs to fit in. + ‘Protected’ green light (must be on) provides assurance that the surge protector is operational. When the green light stays off it usually means that the surge protector ‘expired’ while protecting your device from a power surge and it must be replaced ASAP. [The Belkin warranty promises a free replacement under its warranty terms if you meet the requirements and, it seems, you pay for shipping the damaged unit to Belkin and, possibly, the new unit to you. That’s likely to add up to the price of buying a new unit from Amazon and, if you factor in the hassle, probably not worth it.] + ‘Not grounded’ red light (must be off) will warn you when there’s something wrong. Belkin’s warranty won’t apply if the light was on when your devices got fried. I don’t know if for a fact but I assume they have a way of telling if that was the case. + 10 ft. long chord. This is very important to me and it was one of the criteria that had to be met when I ordered this item. + 90 degree plug allows you to easily plug it into a busy 4-plugs wall outlet. + Clip for cable management. I find it useful. + Thin (one inch) and flat shape. Stands well on a table or on the floor. + Telephone and coax cable pass through for surge protection. I don’t use these but I’m surprised that something this inexpensive has them. Even better, the phone jacks come covered with some sealing foil and, if you don’t use them, they stay near invisible. They are so well hidden, it took me some time to actually find them.
[NOTE: The ‘phone’ jacks are RJ-45 (Ethernet), not RJ-11 (phone). I know that you can plug an RJ-11 connector into an RJ-45 receptacle and I believe that’s okay but I did NOT test this feature on this surge protector.]
Negatives:
– Other than encouraging the unrealistic expectation that Belkin would pay you op to $300,000 on connected equipment warranty, I can’t think of anything bad.
Warranty ——– On a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 is a worthless warranty and 10 is one that’s unbelievably generous, Belkin’s should be somewhere around 2 or 3 – 95% of all warranties on devices this cheap are likely to be a 1.
They do promise to replace the item if it sacrifices itself while protecting your devices for as long as you can prove that you didn’t do anything stupid, you have a purchase receipt and you ship the damaged item to Belkin at your own expense. It’s not clear if they will charge you for shipping you back a new item. This may or may not be something worth pursuing. My impression is that you are not going to save a lot of money to get a ‘free’ replacement from Belkin and you are likely to waste a lot of time in the process. I’d probably buy myself a new one if the one I have now stopped working but it’s good to know that they do have a ‘lifetime’ warranty. By ‘lifetime’ they mean the natural life of the product but ‘natural life’ is not precisely defined.
As far as being reimbursed for damage to devices that this surge protector was expected to protect, my impression is that you are not likely to get much if anything unless you can afford a lawyer and you are willing to sue. You have to meet a long series of requirements that are expressed in several paragraphs of techno-legalese.
Rating —— I will have to repeat myself stating that, in my view, this is one of the best in its class. At the claimed 4156 Joules of surge protection, my devices should be pretty safe and the price is right. I could have and maybe I should have removed one star from the over hyped “$300,000 connected equipment warranty” statement printed on the box but… as sad as it is, everybody does it and Belkin’s warranty is better than most so, I am awarding 5 stars on an item that inexpensively addressed real issues I had with protecting many devices clustered in a corner of my basement.
________________________________________________________ Disclaimer: I would call myself the opposite of a Belkin shill. After reading the news stories concerning some Belkin employees’ attempts at promoting their wares at Amazon via employee-written reviews and other unethical practices I tended to stay away from the Belkin brand. In this instance, the price and the promised features were hard to resist and, to my surprise, I am very happy with my purchase.
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Jacko Rosales –
Me gusto mucho este multicontacto los espacios en las orillas sirven perfecto para eliminadores grandes y no chocan entre ellos y los de en medio sirven para contactos normales, ademas de que es muy robusto y se siente de buena calidad, ademas de que trae un clip para poder organizar los cables en caso de que lo necesites, hasta el momento no he tenido problemas de voltaje lo recomiendo.
O truant Muse –
My parents have a 2003/2004 Mitsubishi plasma monitor that they’ve used as a TV screen for the last 15 years. The problem with this old set up is that, unlike new TV’s, the monitor does not put out its own sound and requires an AV receiver, a cable box, and needs a cable from the cable box to the monitor itself. Because of the thousands of cables involved, my parents utilized about three power strips (the normal strips) when setting up, then left them there to gather dust and age. It makes doing any kind of adjustments to the tv, including diagnostic work, an absolute nightmare. The final straw was the other day when I was trying to clean up and one of the older strips tripped the circuit breaker and cut off power to my living AND blew out my cable box. After that, I ordered this mangnum power strip and I AM IN LOVE.
If you’re reading this, you need to know that I am a professional reviewer for consumer electronics, and power/power cables are something I really love. I also happen to be something of a snob about them. Among other things, my personal checklist includes:
– Number of outlets and layout
– Material construction
– Length of the power cable
– Surge Protector
– Reputable company?
– Additional features
1: Number of Outlets/Layout
This strip kicks serious behind with the 12 outlets. It’s been able to absorb the needs of the three other strips we had before, in addition to also allowing me to keep my Google Home Mini by the door. Now, a lot of power strips have 12, but my favorite thing about this is that the layout shows incredible consideration for design. A lot of strips feature a stacked vertical design, which makes things like AC power bricks and three-prong plugs bend or keeps oddly designed plugs from not fitting. This strip is less of a strip and more of a rectangle that features three outlets on each side and six down the middle which helps significantly to mix and match depending on size and location. I appreciate a company that considers design this way. Note: the side outlets are called Blockspace Outlets, which I think is what differentiates the allotment for space, and sliding covers, which I like as they probably protect the outlets better.
2. Construction: I will be the first to admit that most electrical items nowadays may (at first glance) appear cheap compared to early designs. This (in my experience) is mostly because of the use of plastic vs metals and because we can’t see the insides. In my experience, the industry standard is much higher than in earlier years, and in this case, the construction is fantastic. Nothing (on my unit) rattles or seems flimsy or likely to break, and it’s fairly heavy, which I personally like since it keeps the strip from lifting. Good quality and seem durable so far.
3. Length of Power Cable: This seems 10 ft, which is convenient since I need it for my tv. I feel like this is a good length for this type of strip, since this is more of a hub strip than a strip you would drag out to the garage to power tools. Set it up in a central location and use that as your power point.
4/5. Surge Protector/Reputable Company: Having had issues with non- surge protected strips, this was very important. I like that the indicator lights to show if the strip is protector are bright and visible, and having been a Belkin customer for years, I trust their power and surge protection.
6. Additional Features
Some people may want USB ports, but in the case of a media center, I found it unnecessary. I have outlets throughout my house with them and strips by my bed for that. That being said, this strip has 1-in 2-out phone/fax jacks, 2 coaxial connections, and 3 Ethernet jacks. It sounds silly since so many of us are totally wireless, but my wireless drops constantly and having a grounded connection is really great! There’s also a cord management clip at the bottom to organize all of your cords, which I don’t use BUT is an excellent idea.
TL;DR
This power strip may be excessive for someone who can manage with a traditional power strip, or may not be sufficient for someone who is looking for USB ports. However, if you’re looking for reliable power, HIGH QUALITY surge protection, media management/an organized layout for outlets, and could benefit from the coax/internet connections, I would highly recommend!
Jonathan A. –
Bastante bueno,es mas grande de lo que parece y el cable es bastante largo y grueso para no sufrir daño,las entradas tienen buena separación. Si tienes varias cosas a conectar, definitivamente es la opcion para protegerlo y tener mayor comodidad con las conexiones
erick –
Overall, very close to perfect for my needs. Cord length is as expected and the extra slots have allowed me to dust off my PS4 and use it regularly. The slide coverings work well but can be a bit stiff initially. Zero concerns over build quality.
So why only 4 stars?
It takes quite a bit of force to plug things in. Not an issue for me but I could easily see it as an issue for someone with medical issues that effect arm/hand strength. Maybe a bit harsh for deducting a point but it’s noticeable enough that I could see this being useless to some people.
erick –
Me gusto que tiene un buen precio y buena calidad del producto, entrega rápida, muy practico y funcional
Carm G. –
Nice thick well insulated cord, phone RJ11 protection as well as RJ45. Great quality in the build – not cheap looking.
Cthulhu –
Brief evaluation
—————-
This surge protector allows for up to 12 devices, including 6 ‘wide’ DC adapters to be plugged in. It will protect them against power surges and, in addition, it can protect one Ethernet/phone line (RJ-45) and one coax wire if they are connected to pass through the Belkin surge protector.
My personal experience does validate the claims the manufacturer makes for the features that I am using and I can verify at this time. Currently, I have 9 devices plugged into the surge protector, including 5 DC adapters and 4 2/3-prong plugs. All of the 3 remaining slots are unobstructed and could be used for one additional power adapter and 2 more plugs.
This surge protector replaces 2 older and smaller surge protectors and a one-to-six plug multiplier.
So far, I am happy and, in my opinion and based on its meeting real needs, good design, features and low price I recommend it as (in my view) one of the best it its class.
More details
————
The following are noteworthy, in my view.
Positives:
+ TRUE 12-outlet capacity. Unlike the traditional surge-protected power strips where one beefy AC adapter would cover 2 slots, Belkin’s device truly accommodates 6 AC adapters and allows for 6 more plugs to fit in.
+ ‘Protected’ green light (must be on) provides assurance that the surge protector is operational. When the green light stays off it usually means that the surge protector ‘expired’ while protecting your device from a power surge and it must be replaced ASAP. [The Belkin warranty promises a free replacement under its warranty terms if you meet the requirements and, it seems, you pay for shipping the damaged unit to Belkin and, possibly, the new unit to you. That’s likely to add up to the price of buying a new unit from Amazon and, if you factor in the hassle, probably not worth it.]
+ ‘Not grounded’ red light (must be off) will warn you when there’s something wrong. Belkin’s warranty won’t apply if the light was on when your devices got fried. I don’t know if for a fact but I assume they have a way of telling if that was the case.
+ 10 ft. long chord. This is very important to me and it was one of the criteria that had to be met when I ordered this item.
+ 90 degree plug allows you to easily plug it into a busy 4-plugs wall outlet.
+ Clip for cable management. I find it useful.
+ Thin (one inch) and flat shape. Stands well on a table or on the floor.
+ Telephone and coax cable pass through for surge protection. I don’t use these but I’m surprised that something this inexpensive has them. Even better, the phone jacks come covered with some sealing foil and, if you don’t use them, they stay near invisible. They are so well hidden, it took me some time to actually find them.
[NOTE: The ‘phone’ jacks are RJ-45 (Ethernet), not RJ-11 (phone). I know that you can plug an RJ-11 connector into an RJ-45 receptacle and I believe that’s okay but I did NOT test this feature on this surge protector.]
Negatives:
– Other than encouraging the unrealistic expectation that Belkin would pay you op to $300,000 on connected equipment warranty, I can’t think of anything bad.
Warranty
——–
On a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 is a worthless warranty and 10 is one that’s unbelievably generous, Belkin’s should be somewhere around 2 or 3 – 95% of all warranties on devices this cheap are likely to be a 1.
They do promise to replace the item if it sacrifices itself while protecting your devices for as long as you can prove that you didn’t do anything stupid, you have a purchase receipt and you ship the damaged item to Belkin at your own expense. It’s not clear if they will charge you for shipping you back a new item. This may or may not be something worth pursuing. My impression is that you are not going to save a lot of money to get a ‘free’ replacement from Belkin and you are likely to waste a lot of time in the process. I’d probably buy myself a new one if the one I have now stopped working but it’s good to know that they do have a ‘lifetime’ warranty. By ‘lifetime’ they mean the natural life of the product but ‘natural life’ is not precisely defined.
As far as being reimbursed for damage to devices that this surge protector was expected to protect, my impression is that you are not likely to get much if anything unless you can afford a lawyer and you are willing to sue. You have to meet a long series of requirements that are expressed in several paragraphs of techno-legalese.
Rating
——
I will have to repeat myself stating that, in my view, this is one of the best in its class. At the claimed 4156 Joules of surge protection, my devices should be pretty safe and the price is right. I could have and maybe I should have removed one star from the over hyped “$300,000 connected equipment warranty” statement printed on the box but… as sad as it is, everybody does it and Belkin’s warranty is better than most so, I am awarding 5 stars on an item that inexpensively addressed real issues I had with protecting many devices clustered in a corner of my basement.
________________________________________________________
Disclaimer:
I would call myself the opposite of a Belkin shill. After reading the news stories concerning some Belkin employees’ attempts at promoting their wares at Amazon via employee-written reviews and other unethical practices I tended to stay away from the Belkin brand. In this instance, the price and the promised features were hard to resist and, to my surprise, I am very happy with my purchase.