The solution may seem obvious: plug one surge protector into another to make even more power outlets available for your use. However, that's not something you should do.

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Power strips such as the CyberPower CSP806U Professional Surge Protector come with rotating outlets, spaced-out sockets for bulky plugs, USB charging ports, and high surge ratings that make them ...

For a TV, you'll want to buy a surge protector with a rating of 1,000 joules or higher. The surge protector's clamping voltage, or voltage protection rating, is something else to think about.

It also comes with built-in surge protection to guard TVs, computers, phones and other tech toys from power spikes.

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It is possible to plug an A plug into a B socket, but there will be no grounding, of course. Also called a NEMA 5-15, this plug is also rated at 15A and like type A, typically carries 110V.

It lacks a power/charging indicator light, has a "UGREEN" marking on top, and has surface-gripping feet at its corners. Like the Hyper, it uses a standard power cord style (three holes, C5).