Waber-by-Tripp Lite 6-Outlet (75.9mm center-to-center spacing) Industrial Power Strip, 6-ft. Cord

Model Number: 6NX6

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6 outlets
6-ft. cord
12.5-in. length
Master on/off switch
All-metal housing

This product is covered by a Lifetime Limited Warranty (coverage details)

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Overview

Tripp Lite's 6NX6 Power Strip offers a convenient method of power distribution in workbench, wallmount or floor mount applications. Includes 6 NEMA 5-15R output receptacles with 1.520-in. center-to-center spacing, 6-ft. AC line cord and keyhole mounting tabs for installation in a wide variety of applications. Corded, multi-outlet strip reduces cabling clutter and enables the connection of multiple electrical devices to a single AC wall socket. Unfiltered electrical pass-through makes the 6NX6 ideal for distributing alternate waveform UPS or generator power. Features rugged metal housing, lighted power switch with integrated 15A resettable circuit breaker and attractive beige housing with black receptacles.

PLUG/OUTLETS - Input: NEMA 5-15P/Output: 6 NEMA 5-15R

ELECTRICAL - 120VAC, 50/60Hz, 15A (Requires standard NEMA 5-15R wall receptacle)

FORMAT - Corded power distribution strip

Features

Multi-outlet power strip offers convenient power distribution in workbench, wallmount or floor mount applications
Includes 6 NEMA 5-15R output receptacles with 1.520-in. center-to-center spacing
Lighted combination power switch with integrated circuit breaker
Keyhole mounting tabs for installation on a wide variety of applications
UL1363 (USA), cUL (Canada)
15A power handling capacity
6-ft. AC line cord

Package Includes

6NX6 Power Strip
Warranty information
Instruction manual

Specifications

OVERVIEW

UPC Code

037332107107

OUTPUT

Frequency Compatibility	50 / 60 Hz
Output (Watts)	1800
Output Receptacles	(6) 5-15R
Circuit Breaker (amps)	15
Transformer Accommodation	(2) Yes
Outlet Spacing	1.520 in.
Outlet Orientation	Single row of 6
Right-Angle Outlets	No

INPUT

Nominal Input Voltage(s) Supported	120V AC
Recommended Electrical Service	15A 120V
Voltage Compatibility (VAC)	120
Input Plug Type	NEMA 5-15P
Input Cord Length (ft.)	6
Integrated Cord Clip	No

USER INTERFACE, ALERTS & CONTROLS

Switches

Lighted combination switch / circuit breaker

PHYSICAL

Anti-Microbial Protected	No
Color	Beige
Color (AC Line Cord)	Black
Integrated Keyhole Mounting Slots	Yes
Keyhole Slot Mounting Measurement (Center to Center)	240mm
Material of Construction	Metal
Outlets Measurement (Center to Center)	75.9mm
Receptacle Color	Black
Shipping Dimensions (hwd / in.)	14.20 x 2.60 x 6.10
Shipping Weight (lbs.)	1.60
Unit Dimensions (hwd / in.)	12.5 x 2.5 x 1.5

CERTIFICATIONS

UL1363 (Power Tap)	UL1363
Canada	cUL

WARRANTY

Product Warranty Period (Worldwide)

Lifetime limited warranty

Frequently Asked Questions

How To Determine If A Power Strip Master Switch Is Operating Properly

The master switch on Tripp Lite power strips is designed to work each time it is used. In the event that the switch does not respond when toggled, the unit requires replacement. Follow these instructions to verify that the switch is or is not working properly: 1. Remove any equipment still plugged into the unit. 2. Be sure that the master switch is in the OFF position, when applicable. 3. Unplug the unit from the AC power source. 4. If your unit has a circuit breaker, check to make sure it is reset. 5. For GFCI-equipped models (TLM609GF, TLM812GF, and TLM825GF), reset the GFCI input plug. 6. The power strip requires a working 120V AC power source that provides computer-grade power. Check the 120V AC power source by plugging a different device into the outlet. After verifying that the AC source outlet is passing power, plug the power strip into the outlet. 7. With the power strip plugged into the AC source, toggle the master switch to the ON position, when applicable. 8. Attach a small device, such as an alarm clock or radio, to the power strip to test if the unit is passing power from each outlet. If, after you have followed these steps, the master switch is still not operating properly, the unit requires replacement.

Additional FAQs may be available on the 6NX6 model support page.