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Belkin BP11223008 12-Outlet Pivot-Plug Power Strip Surge Protector w/ 8ft Cord – Ideal for Computers, Home Theatre, Appliances, Office Equipment and More (4,320 Joules)
12 outlet surge protector power strip with 8 feet /2.4 meter cordSpace saving combination of rotating outlets (8) and stationary outlets (4)Safeguards computers, appliances, home theater and office equipment from potentially damaging power surgesBacked by lifetime warranty and protected by $300,000 connected equipment warrantySpecs: 4,320 Joule energy rating / 6,000 volts maximum spike voltage / AC 15A, 125V, 1875W. EMI/RFI Noise Filter - 150K Hz - 100M Hz, up to 50dBSafe usage: Correct operation is important see product description section below for useful safety information
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47 Reddit comments about Belkin BP11223008 12-Outlet Pivot-Plug Power Strip Surge Protector w/ 8ft Cord – Ideal for Computers, Home Theatre, Appliances, Office Equipment and More (4,320 Joules):

u/food_bag · 69 pointsr/circlebroke

We really have been outjerked by Reddit. For all the XBONE jokes and Snowden this, Obama that, atheism memes the other, they are now jerking about how a baby born dangerously premature is neither a hero nor a heroine. Yet when they throw some change to someone to buy a Mountain Dew while rocking some scruff, they are the world's greatest hero.

Fuck it, I'm going on a rant.

Search 'Hero' in Reddit, sort by Top. #3 result: A Redditor brings a power strip {extension cable} with him to the airport, calls himself a HERO for providing others with the facility to charge their mobile phones.

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What's that you say, this self-aggrandising wannabe was downvoted to hell and back for misusing the word, and every comment called him out in Reddit's characteristic snarky and pedantic manner?

>You sir, are a great humanitarian.

Not in the top comment he's not.

Nor in the next 5 top comments, then we hit this:

>You could be a capitalist and charge money for the use of the outlets.

And our hero's response:

>> I was thinking the same thing. I figured I could get at least $5/outlet. And maybe $20 for my chair that was within cord's reach.

>>I could probably have got $30-$40 for the strip when I left and let the next person charge people to use it. My concern would be that i will be flying through the airport next week, and I might see my power strip still being used in one unbroken chain since I left it, only now it would $20/outlet and I would really need a charge.

Our hero would price gouge people at the airport. Oh teh downvotes. lol jk, [+204, -26], they love him and his gouging.

And I promise, the praise continues.

>I, too, travel with a power strip and am thus hailed.

Now others want to be praised for their heroism too!

Ctrl+F 'Hero': let's find those comments quoting the dictionary definition of 'hero', and how this guy doesn't qualify.

>Ok so we call them power boards in Australia. I was imagining you striding through an airport ripping your clothes off. I couldn't imagine why. EDIT: I could understand the hero part though.

Stripping off your clothes in the airport = hero. Premature baby successfully fighting for her life = fuck you.

>Be a real hero and get this one...

The size of the power strip determines the size of the hero.

>Most of that is just USB cables plugged in. If you really want to be the hero at the airport, bring a multi-port USB charger too.

Multi-port charger = heroic. Just more of the same. No-one calls him out.

This is just... I'm just baffled by this. She was a little baby girl at death's door, and the pedantry over the word 'hero' is everywhere, and upvoted to the top. He let people charge their fucking iPhones so they could play Angry Birds on the plane for slightly longer, and everyone agrees he's a hero.

Now we move into /r/theoryofreddit territory: why? Here's my theory: these kids can't ever be a premature baby girl, so they don't want that to be associated with heroism. They can, however, bring an extension cable to the airport, so they want that to be the mark of a hero.

I'll stop here because the only thing left to write is how Redditors are the lowest form of - you know what, don't start me. </rant>

u/Onlythefinestwilldo · 16 pointsr/homelab

Now that you mention it, I'd be curious too. I'll tally it up and get back to you all.

Edit: here it is!


Thing |Price | Quantity
---|---|----
Belkin Power Strip | 30 | 1
Raspberry Pi 3 B+ | 38.30 | 2
Miuzei Raspberry Pi Cooling Case Kit | 25.99 | 2
Netgear 8 Port Gigabit Switch | 17.99 | 1
WD 2 TB External Hard Drive | 59.99 | 4
KingDian 8GB SSD | 10 | 1
Mitac PD12TI CC Mini-ITX Motherboard w/ Intel Atom D2500 CPU | 149.99 | 1
Mini-Box picoPSU-80 80w 12v PSU | 28.95 | 1
Sabrent 12v AC power supply | 10.98 | 1


Total: $616.45

I was doing pretty good until I got to the damn WD hard drives. I suspect I paid way too much for how good they are. Probably could have saved some money by making an enclosure and using real hard drives or something

u/jinglesassy · 11 pointsr/buildapc
u/Kairus00 · 6 pointsr/mildlyinfuriating

I have a 12 outlet version and it's a great device!

u/tielknight · 5 pointsr/buildapcsales

I wouldn't given some of the reviews regarding the warranty and it not properly protecting what is hooked up to it.

They also seem to like denying your lifetime warranty if you don't hold onto your receipt, even 7 years later, according to this reviewer.

u/FMA5880 · 5 pointsr/buildapc

Agreed. Something like this I think is perfect: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000JE9LD4/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?qid=1373057937&sr=8-3&pi=SL75

u/thebasementtapes · 5 pointsr/sonos

Hey no worries at all, we all have to learn at some point. this is part of the enjoyment with turntables for me, the tinkering. I don't have the exact model of turntable you have but does it have something that looks like this? https://imgur.com/a/FNvhJFu The silver thing is a ground connector. you just need to get a copper wire and connect it to that and then connect the wire to a metal pipe, OR VERY CAREFULLY touch it to a screw on a power outlet. DO NOT PUT IT IN THE OUTLET just touching the screw.

Also, does the hum go away if you touch the metal ground connector with your hand. Humans are usually grounded so we can ground the Turntable if we touch a metal part on it. That is a good was to test it is a grounding issue.

Also some other things to try. Try it in a different area with a different outlet. Some outlets are not grounded. You can buy a surge protector that will tell you if the current is grounded too. https://www.amazon.com/Belkin-12-Outlet-Pivot-Plug-Protector-BP112230-08/dp/B000JE9LD4/ref=sr_1_6?crid=10011EKJFWK26&keywords=grounded+surge+protector&qid=1557767088&s=gateway&sprefix=grounded+sur%2Caps%2C132&sr=8-6

Another thing to test. Does it hum when you plug the turntable in and don't have the needle down or does it only hum if you have the needle on a record. If it hums with the needle NOT on a record it is for sure a grounding issue. If it only hums when the needle is on the record then it might be the cable or bad connectors on the turntable.

u/shanew21 · 5 pointsr/Austin

Your friendly reminder to use a surge protector, and that surge protectors only last a few years (or one major surge). I like this one because it shows you when you are protected by surges with an indicator light. When the surge protection wears out, the light will shut off and you should replace it. It also comes with a $300,000 equipment warranty.

https://www.amazon.com/Belkin-12-Outlet-Pivot-Plug-Protector-BP112230-08/dp/B000JE9LD4/ref=sr_1_4?s=movies-tv&ie=UTF8&qid=1467360925&sr=8-4&keywords=belkin+surge+protector

u/aparmar84 · 4 pointsr/InteriorDesign

This.

But it looks like you have a lot of things to plug in, so I recommend this one. I use it at my place, and I love that it has the tilting plugs. Can fit some many more things.

u/xoScreaMxo · 3 pointsr/buildapcsales

Since you seem to know a bit more than I do about this stuff, what's your opinion on this? I'm thinking of buying it, I could use a good surge protector. Thanks for any opinions

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000JE9LD4/ref=ox_sc_act_title_8?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1

u/Spongi · 3 pointsr/TwoXChromosomes

Invest in one of these. It has indicator lights to let you know it's properly grounded.

u/LocoMojo77 · 3 pointsr/pcmasterrace

Nice cooler. Got an H7 for my birthday last month. Love it. Dropped my cpu temp by 15'c

I plan on replacing the stock fan with a corsair LL 120 once it gets here.

As for surge protector..

I suggest the [Belkin BP112230-08 PivotPlug 12-Outlet Surge Protector] (https://www.amazon.ca/Belkin-BP112230-08-PivotPlug-12-Outlet-Protector/dp/B000JE9LD4/ref=sr_1_13?ie=UTF8&qid=1521674293&sr=8-13&keywords=belkin)

u/PacoTaco321 · 3 pointsr/buildapc

[I just bought one of these, which has 12 outlets and an 8ft cord.](Belkin 12-Outlet Pivot-Plug Power Strip Surge Protector w/ 8ft Cord - Ideal for Computers, Home Theatre, Appliances, Office Equipment and more (4,320 Joules) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000JE9LD4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_FkCPDb7ZXSJS6)

It also has a $300,000 connected equipment warranty in case your stuff does still get damaged.

u/ChocoJesus · 3 pointsr/shutupandtakemymoney

It look's cool, but for the price, I'd rather go for functional and get 12 outlets instead of 6.

u/NHGuy · 2 pointsr/videos

I've had one of these for almost 10 years and just bought another last week.



u/___Paladin___ · 2 pointsr/pcmasterrace

Disclaimer: I am not the best in the world with cables. My needs were to simply get the stuff off the floor and remove spaghetti danger traps when navigating. I didn't want anything too permanent in case I needed to alter my setup and I couldnt modify the desk. Everything below is just for inspiration purposes, as I'm sure much more could be done for much less. This should cover some common items in cable management, though.

This is the route I took. I didn't really have the cable length to play with at the time and didn't feel like messing with more cables.

The key players here are dmoose power box to hold a large belkin outlet filled to the brim with power cables and transformer boxes. Good ventilation on the box and no thermal issues.

For the behind the monitor stuff I used reusable cable ties to bundle runs together and sleeved them with zipper wire organizers .

u/keebs63 · 2 pointsr/buildapcsales

I love this one. Amazing protection for a rather decent cost. It's got very sturdy build quality as well. $300,000 in protection if it doesn't protect whatever's on it.

u/itsallaboutthestory · 2 pointsr/DeskCableManagement

I'm 98% certain the desk I have is a Linnmon desk as well and I've mounted the SIGNUM Cable management tray under it. I used the shortest drywall anchors I could find (like this but not that specific pack, I just had some lying around). It's been attached for over 3 years now with no issues. I even mounted my surge protector (12-outlet belkin ) upside down under the desk with no issues.

u/catloving · 2 pointsr/techsupport

I'd just get a new PSU (power box) equal or better than yours. Remove old power box AND check motherboard/ports/spots for scorch marks. (If that's so, you need a new board).

Plug new power source into board, and connect your hard drive mouse and keyboard (nothing else) and boot up. While booting, watch the BIOS for issues and sit there and sniff - any smells coming from anyone? Run the computer doing some average things, surfing, playing video, sound - any smells there? Check your usb ports, all of them...Ok? Good.

Power down, and connect anyone else who hasn't connected power wise. Like CDROM or something else. Reboot, sniff, drive for a bit, see how that goes.

AND NEVER PLUG STRAIGHT INTO A WALL. The electricity in a house fluctuates wayyy too much. Your pc wants smooth predictable feed, not twitchy. Get a good power strip (I use this http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-Outlet-Pivot-Surge-Protector/dp/B000JE9LD4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1415402649&sr=8-1&keywords=electronics+power+strip) and it helps smooth it a bit, plus has a surge protector that will save your machine.

So: new PSU (look in your case right now and tell us what you have)
Power strip http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-Outlet-Pivot-Surge-Protector/dp/B000JE9LD4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1415402649&sr=8-1&keywords=electronics+power+strip so you don't make smoke again.

don't feel too bad, I once plugged a machine into a strip (that was over loaded) at work, booted up and POOF fried the PSU, all the magic smoke left.

u/d3vourm3nt · 2 pointsr/metalmusicians

Hey man....I'll give you a breakdown of everything I own to make music. But you have to be aware, that there is a HUGE learning curve to home recording...and until you get proficient with your DAW and learning about all sorts of settings and how to set up your audio and workflow and what cable gets plugged into where and yadda yadda, you will find that there are days where it can get aggravating. And then once you finally get the hang of it, and you can record something with somewhat ease, you will find that it sounds like garbage, and then you realize you gotta learn all about mixing, and the struggles that comes with.

So first and foremost, just make sure you are aware that even if you had all the money in the world, it's going to take a good chunk of time before you feel comfortable and etc.

BUT,

here is a list of everything that should help you get started.



I assume you're a guitarist yeah?

First off, just buy the full version of Reaper. It's $60. It's worth it.
Also, for drums, I use Steven Slate Drums...The full kit is worth it..but if you want just the $40 version, that will work also.

For an audio interface, the best quality/bang for your buck would probably be something from Focusrite

And then you will need a set of monitors as well....again, the best quality/bang for your buck IMO is a set of these

And then of course you're going to need things like cables, etc.

XLR cables for mics,

balanced cables for connecting things like your interface to your monitors, etc,

get some instrument cables as well if you don't already have some,

A good surge protector as well, can't recommend this one enough, it has rotating sockets so you can fit everything on it.



From then, its just a matter of how much money you want to spend, and what all you want to do.

How do you plan to get your guitar tone. Are you going to mic a cab? If so, look into something like an SM57. If you wanna do it the cheap/free way, be warned you will be dealing with a latency issue. USB interfaces have latency, so monitoring your tone can cause some issues sometimes. You plug in your guitar raw straight into the interface, and throw on some plugins on the track that give you your tone. If you want to hear just a raw, clean guitar, there won't be any latency. But if you want to record while hearing your distortion, the computer has to take your clean signal, process it through the plugins, and then back out to the monitors, so there will be a split second of latency if you don't have things set up correctly and if your pc specs arent up to par..and even so, you never can truly get to 0 latency without spending some SERIOUS money.

If you have some extra money, I would highly recommending getting something like this eleven rack...I personally use this. You can bypass the latency issue by choosing what you monitor on the interface...do you want to monitor what is coming from the input (the eleven rack) or the playback (the computer) or a blend of both. So essentially i can just listen to my guitar live as I'm recording straight from the Eleven Rack, but i'm not acutally 'monitoring' it in Reaper. By doing so, my guitar doesn't have to travel through the computer and back out, thus no latency. You can really get some great tones out of this thing also...I like to call it the 'Poor Man's AxeFX'. Here's an example of something i'm working on...both using the eleven rack and the steven slate drums, so you can get a sense of the quality of the drums and guitar tone. I have done some slight eq'ing and stuff, but nothing dramatic.

Of course you don't need something like that for guitar, there are plenty of plug ins that are free that can help you with tone.

And lastly, as far as plug ins go, if you dont wanna mic a cab, or use something like an eleven rack, just search on youtube "free plugins for metal guitar" or "free metal guitar plugins" or whatever, and just watch. Youtube is your friend when wanting to learn about how to use reaper and finding plugins. I know for a fact there are full playlists out there to learn how to use reaper properly, from start to finish. So consider looking for those.

For other basic plug ins like EQ, Compression, Noise Gate, etc, I wouldn't worry about those. Reaper comes with like 13 or so of it's own plugins. They honestly are some great plug ins as well, and are all you really need.

Here's a picture of my set up, with all the stuff I suggested in this post.


Hope that helps.

u/Schemawound · 1 pointr/synthesizers

This is my power strip of choice. 12 outlets and a number of them can pivot to get around wall warts.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000JE9LD4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

u/Ruinf20 · 1 pointr/gaming

Every company makes ther power adapter to try and be the best, by doing that there all different. What you need it a power strip that can use any and all of them this is what I use in my game room and all through my house, it saves your life. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000JE9LD4?psc=1&th=1

u/LoLDrifter · 1 pointr/burstcoinmining

Thank you for that link, much cheaper then what I was seeing on amazon. Might need to pick up 2 of these. I had bought this to use, but what is strange, 4 of the outlets on one side do not give any power. I thought shit is that the limit or is this thing broken. I might have to return it and look for something else.

u/BrainlessBox · 1 pointr/INEEEEDIT

I like this Belkin power strip on Amazon much more than the concept. It swivels and the cord is 8 feet long! It's awesome, I have four at my house.

u/Murmur322 · 1 pointr/xboxone

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000JE9LD4?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_pd_title&th=1

This is the surge protector that I use for my tv/xbox. It has coax and an Ethernet in and out connectors in addition to the power strip outlets. I just run the coax to the modem through the power strip.

Edit: And it has the pivoting outlets. Those things are so great.

u/panthersrule1 · 1 pointr/hometheater

Hey guys. I’ve got a similar question. I’m gonna be getting a new living room set and it’ll be 55” or higher. I’ll have plugged in, the tv, a blu Ray, a roku tv, and a ps4 slim. Right now I have this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000JE9LD4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Will that be good enough or should I get something else? I don’t know a huge amount about them. This was in the wirecutter article, but I just wanna make sure nothing gets fried. Don’t wanna have to buy it all again.

u/digitalyss · 1 pointr/migraine

Check this out

Put it in a desk lamp plugged into a big surge protector, switch it to red light, dim at night, and keep the fluorescent off. Voila

u/bcarlzson · 1 pointr/buildapc

Do yourself a favor and go buy a decent surge protector that will cover your stuff in case of a lightning strike or power surge. Here's one that's about $30 and includes coax and rj-45 connectors.

u/kelly_kelli · 1 pointr/xboxone

Unfortunately, even though I know that I'm not supposed to, I have:

  • Xbox One X

  • Modem

  • Router

  • Phone Charger

  • Desktop

  • 2 Monitors

    In this.

    I only have two outlets and they are at opposite ends of the room. The other side has my tv, other xbox one, and cable set top box in another surge protector. My room is a rectangle, so it's narrow.

    But, very rarely do I have the desktop/monitor and xbox one/monitor on at the same time.
u/mattsilv · 1 pointr/videos

I work in restaurant IT, and I can assure you that the Belkin Pivot-Plug is, above and beyond, the best surge protector.

u/newDieTacos · 1 pointr/electricians

Thanks for the advice!

I have one of these Belkin surge protectors: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000JE9LD4/ref=aw_d_pd_electronics

and one of these APC Surgearrest surge protectors: http://smile.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0012YLTR6/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1397065424&sr=8-1&pi=SY200_QL40

As a side note, would my electrician be okay with me running the Romex (not connected on either end?

u/JesusRollerBlading · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

WHY ARE WE YELLING? IS ELECTRICITY NEEDS A YELLABLE THING NOW?

get more than one. either a 2-3 pack of cheaper ones or one "high end" one with guarantees and articulating joints. check out this sexy beast, you'll be the envy of your roommates b/c look at it.

u/ElliotNess · 1 pointr/mildlyinfuriating

Mine is similar, but the outlets swivel to allow room for stuff like OP.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000JE9LD4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_9Jy7AbRB5QC6X

u/cky2250 · 1 pointr/mildlyinfuriating

This is what I use. I never have an issue

Belkin 12-Outlet Pivot-Plug Power Strip Surge Protector with 8-Foot Power Cord, 4320 Joules (BP112230-08) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000JE9LD4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_wDx7Ab4FSVJ98

u/freakingwilly · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

I have several of these Belkin 12 port surge protectors and they're great. They also make one that pivots.

u/MoogleMan3 · 1 pointr/buildapc

I like this one a lot.

I use a few throughout my house.

u/bluesam3 · 1 pointr/buildapc

Yeah, there's no real reason to switch away from that PSU (cost is pretty well the only reason it isn't the standard recommendation). Surge protectors generally have multiple outputs, but they aren't equivalent: most such things do nothing much for surge protection. As for recommendations this will outright refuse to provide any non-safe electricity (so when it fails, it simply stops providing electricity, rather than providing unfiltered electricity). This doesn't have that feature (it just has an indicator light to tell you if it's protected or not), but that does mean that you wont have instant power offs once the MOVs fail.

u/AligaTC · 1 pointr/offbeat

Yeah, I have a similar one (mine's a bit bigger).

u/jaybitalls · 1 pointr/gamecollecting

I bought this one myself and really like it: http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-BP112230-08-Pivot-Plug-Surge-Protector/dp/B000JE9LD4/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1345835250&sr=8-3&keywords=surge+protector

The outlets on the side pivot up and down, so it accommodates power blocks pretty well.

u/zakabog · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

Desktop is always the better choice if you don't need portability, and even then you're better off getting a cheap laptop for portability and a desktop for gaming (the price ends up being around the same.) One outlet or five outlets, if it's in a bedroom then it's probably going to be coming off one circuit breaker anyway. Maybe don't try to run the PS4/XBox/PC and air conditioner all at the same time doing intense gaming in the middle of August. Other than that you should be okay, just buy a decent surge suppressor.

u/cbracco · 1 pointr/fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu
u/sunchops · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I recommend making sure you have several items:

  • Hamper (foldable or collapsible is best for college students.)
  • Laundry bag (Just in case you don't want to carry your hamper to your laundry facility, or your hamper isn't carry friendly.)
  • Desk lamp (any kind should be fine, so that way if your room mate is sleeping you don't have to have the entire room lit up)
  • Power strips (you never know when you're going to need to plug something in, and you might run out of wall plugs)
  • Change jar (spare change is always useful especially when ordering food, so you can give exact change. Don't forget to tip! You can make one of these yourself for basically free minus the cost of a bottle)
  • Desk organizer (To keep your class syllabi in, as well as any returned papers. It's very easy to lose all of that stuff, and you never know if you might need it again during the semester.)
  • Flip flops/shower shoes (keep them cheap because they're only for the bathroom, chances are that bathroom will be shared by you and several others, and most likely won't be the cleanest place)
  • Healthy (ish) snack foods (whatever foods appeal to you really, but that's a start for some ideas, trust me healthy food is good, you don't want that freshman 15 to catch up to you too quick now!)
  • Alarm clock (or you can use your phone which is what I ended up doing last year, but make sure it doesn't die!)
  • Headphones (so you don't annoy your roommate with your choice of tv/music/movies/etc.) Here's three more headphones for variety, all of which are great for the price range. Klipsch, Vsonic, Sony(these Sony MDR-V6 go on sale every so often, they were literally just on sale for $54 and are absolutely fantastic for the price range)

    That's basically everything I either wish I had brought, or found very useful. Oh yeah, don't forget your cell phone, cell phone charger, laptop/desktop and appropriate cables. Also don't forget to do your laundry somewhat regularly, and that includes your sheets!

    Would you like a falafel with that?
u/sterncapital718 · 0 pointsr/electrical

You can buy adapters that can be a temporary solution till you move back to your place.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00166TT3G/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1420042081&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX200_QL40

These are 3 prong to 2 prong outlet adapters. To install them you take off the center screw on the outlet without taking off the face plate. Next plugin the adapter and a screw the small tab on them to the faceplate with the screw that was removed. If you have a good surge protector it should have an indicator light that tells you if you have a ground connection from the outlet with the adapter. Looks like this http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000JE9LD4/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?qid=1420042570&sr=8-3&pi=AC_SY200_QL40#immersive-view_1420042585566

If you dont feel comfortable doing this turn off the power before hand and make sure its off by using a volt meter or a small appliance.

u/Decyde · 0 pointsr/xboxone

Buy this.

I got mine for $25 and this thing is the best surge protector you can get for stuff behind your entertainment system.