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Made for heavy duty.

Safety is our first priority, and on that ground we are working to bring tougher and more durable power strips.

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Outlets, joules, mounting, and certifications — answered.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a heavy duty power strip?

A heavy duty power strip is a high-capacity surge protector built with a metal housing, a thicker (typically 14-AWG) power cord, and a higher joule rating than a standard strip. CRST heavy duty power strips are made for garages, workshops, offices, and commercial spaces where several high-draw devices run at the same time.

What's the difference between a power strip and a surge protector?

A power strip simply adds more outlets. A surge protector adds a protection circuit, measured in joules, that absorbs voltage spikes to shield your electronics. Every CRST heavy duty power strip is a surge protector, with joule ratings from 1,020J up to 4,000J and a built-in circuit breaker.

What product category does a power strip fall under?

Power strips are classified under electrical accessories and power distribution. In retail systems and product catalogs they are typically filed under Electronics > Power & Electrical > Surge Protectors / Power Strips.

Are CRST power strips safety certified?

Yes. CRST power strips are tested and certified to recognized safety standards (UL / ETL listed, with models also SGS tested) and include a built-in circuit breaker for overload protection.

Do you offer power strips with individual switches?

Yes. Several CRST models feature individual on/off switches for each outlet, so you can control devices independently and cut standby power to anything you're not using.

Can I mount a CRST power strip on a wall or desk?

Many CRST models are mountable, with keyhole slots or mounting brackets for wall, workbench, or desk-edge installation, plus wide-spaced outlets that fit bulky adapters.