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Safety Guard

1. Be sure to plug your Power Strip into a 120 volt rated wall receptacle

2. Do not coil the power cord when in service, to prevent heat build up.

3. Do not overload the Power Strip (10 amps Maximum).

4. Do not operate Power Strip outdoors or in hot area, wet, or oily locations.

5. Do not remove the grounding prong to use in two wire wall receptacles.

6. Do not use the cord through doorways, or across walkways.

7. Do not use jumper to make bypass of mini breaker as it will cause Power Strip to overload

 

Know Your Device

1. Your Power Strip is a wiring device that extends your wall receptacle safely.

2. Power Strips offers you extra outlets only, it does not multiply electric power or increase the wall receptacle rating load capacity.

3. This Power Strip has ratings of: 220 volts, 10 amps (1800 Watts) 60 Hz, Continuous duty.

4. The best way to determine electrical load which you plan to have plugged into the Power Strip is to load add up all of the amperage

ratings (located on the nameplates)of each electrical appliance, or to add up all of the wattage ratings. Make sure that the total does

not exceed 10 amps or 1800 watts.