Is a 4,000-joule rating worth it over a 1,000-joule strip?

Yes, if you have expensive electronics on it. A higher joule rating means the strip can absorb more surge energy before it stops protecting. Basic strips at 1,000 to 2,000 joules are fine for lamps and small chargers; 4,000 joules suits TVs, computers and audio gear.

How many devices can it power at once?

Thirteen AC outlets plus the USB-C PD port. Total wattage still depends on your wall circuit, so keep high-draw appliances like space heaters off it.

Does the USB-C port charge a laptop?

It is a USB-C PD port, so it can charge laptops and phones that accept USB-C Power Delivery. The exact wattage is not stated, so check the port output before relying on it for a large laptop.

Will it fit a standard wall outlet?

It is a wall tap, so it plugs directly into a duplex wall plate. With 13 outlets, expect it to cover the second socket and extend past the plate.

Does it protect against surges on the USB ports too?

Surge protection is rated for the strip as a whole at 4,000 joules. The listing does not break out protection per port, so treat the USB-C port as sharing the strip's protection.

13-Outlet Surge Protector with USB C PD 4000J

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13-Outlet Surge Protector with USB C PD 4000J

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Our take on the 13-Outlet Surge Protector with USB C PD 4000J

A wall-tap style surge protector with 13 outlets, a 4,000-joule rating and a 5 ft cord. The 4,000-joule rating is high for a consumer strip; most mainstream strips sit around 1,000 to 2,000 joules, so it absorbs more of a spike before letting anything through. The 13 outlets and USB-C PD charging make it a fit for a desk or entertainment setup with many devices. It is a practical pick over basic 6-outlet strips, though a wall tap with this many outlets can crowd a duplex wall plate.

Best forDesk setups with many chargers and devicesHome theater and TV wallsHome offices with laptops and monitorsAnyone wanting USB-C PD charging at the strip

Pros

4,000-joule surge rating is high for a consumer strip
13 outlets cover a full desk or media wall
USB-C PD charges laptops and phones without a separate brick
5 ft cord gives some reach from the wall
Wall-tap format keeps the strip off the floor

Cons

Many outlets on a wall tap can block the second wall socket
No mention of outlet spacing for bulky adapters
No stated clamping voltage or response time
USB-C PD wattage is not specified

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Lowest price we've seen: $88.88 on Nov 13 at VXB.com Bearings. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 13.

About the 13-Outlet Surge Protector with USB C PD 4000J

It has a surge rating of 4,000 joules.

It is a wall tap style and comes with a 5 ft cord.

Style: Wall tap
Outlets: 13
Surge rating: 4,000 joules
Cord length: 5 ft

Specifications

Style: Wall Tap
Surge Rating: 4,000 joules
Number Of Outlets: 13 outlet
Cord Length: 5 ft long cord

Questions and answers

Is a 4,000-joule rating worth it over a 1,000-joule strip?: Yes, if you have expensive electronics on it. A higher joule rating means the strip can absorb more surge energy before it stops protecting. Basic strips at 1,000 to 2,000 joules are fine for lamps and small chargers; 4,000 joules suits TVs, computers and audio gear.
How many devices can it power at once?: Thirteen AC outlets plus the USB-C PD port. Total wattage still depends on your wall circuit, so keep high-draw appliances like space heaters off it.
Does the USB-C port charge a laptop?: It is a USB-C PD port, so it can charge laptops and phones that accept USB-C Power Delivery. The exact wattage is not stated, so check the port output before relying on it for a large laptop.
Will it fit a standard wall outlet?: It is a wall tap, so it plugs directly into a duplex wall plate. With 13 outlets, expect it to cover the second socket and extend past the plate.
Does it protect against surges on the USB ports too?: Surge protection is rated for the strip as a whole at 4,000 joules. The listing does not break out protection per port, so treat the USB-C port as sharing the strip's protection.
Where is the 13-Outlet Surge Protector with USB C PD 4000J cheapest?: At VXB.com Bearings, for $88.88, as of our latest check.