Tripp Lite by Eaton Isobar Hospital-Grade 6-Outlet Surge Protector, 15 ft Cord, 3330 Joules

In demanding healthcare environments, protecting essential equipment from power anomalies is not optional—it’s a patient-safety and operational imperative. The Tripp Lite by Eaton Isobar ISOBAR6ULTRAHG Hospital-Grade 6-Outlet Surge Protector is engineered to deliver network-grade surge protection with a robust 3330 joules rating, guarding sensitive medical devices, diagnostic workstations, and clinical monitors against the most aggressive surges and transient spikes. Built to withstand the rigors of busy hospitals, clinics, and imaging centers, this unit combines rugged construction with thoughtful design to support reliable uptime, data integrity, and uninterrupted patient care in non-patient-care areas. While it provides premium protection for critical electronics, it is not intended for patient-care vicinities, aligning with safety standards that balance device protection with prudent use in clinical workflows.

The Isobar line is renowned for its durable protection platform, and the ISOBAR6ULTRAHG extends that heritage with a hospital-grade focus. Its protection architecture is designed to absorb transient energy without compromising connected equipment, helping to shield vital devices—from patient-care administration systems to critical lab instruments and bedside carts—from damaging voltage events that can occur during startup sequences, power outages, or grid fluctuations. The result is a protection solution that supports consistent device performance, reduces the risk of data loss and equipment failure, and minimizes the potential for costly downtime in environments where every minute matters. This model’s emphasis on reliability makes it a trusted choice for healthcare facilities seeking to safeguard a broad range of devices without sacrificing convenient access or workflow efficiency.

With six outlets, this surge protector consolidates power efficiently for healthcare workstations, control rooms, and non-patient-care spaces where multiple devices must be powered from a single, centralized source. The six hospital-grade outlets are spaced to accommodate a mix of medical and IT equipment, cutting down on clutter and eliminating the need for risky daisy-chaining of smaller power strips. Whether you’re powering monitors, transcription devices, network equipment, or infusion pump consoles in non-patient-care zones, the ISOBAR6ULTRAHG offers a versatile, shielded power hub that keeps essential devices ready for action while minimizing electrical noise and interference that can affect sensitive electronics. Clinicians and support staff benefit from a straightforward, reliable power solution that supports rapid reconfiguration as workflows evolve throughout shifts and departments.

The 15-foot (4.57 m) cord is a practical feature that adds flexibility in busy clinical spaces. Hospitals often require outlets that aren’t immediately adjacent to workstations, carts, or treatment bays. A longer cord reduces the need for extensions or risk-prone daisy-chaining, helping maintain a tidy, safer workspace. The cord length also supports safer cable management around equipment caddies, nursing stations, and back-office areas where space is at a premium. By enabling clinicians to position the surge protector where it’s most convenient while keeping power connections organized, this model supports both workflow efficiency and patient safety. Combined with the six outlets and the robust protection rating, the extended reach makes the ISOBAR6ULTRAHG a versatile addition to clinical engineering toolkits and departmental power plans.

LED indicators are an everyday usability highlight. The protection-status LEDs provide at-a-glance confirmation that the unit is active and delivering the intended surge protection. In high-pressure environments, where quick decisions matter, staff can verify that connected devices are protected with a quick visual cue rather than having to reference a manual or test equipment. This intuitive feedback helps reduce downtime, speeds troubleshooting, and enhances the overall reliability of clinical operations. In addition, the LEDs contribute to proactive maintenance by giving technicians an easy way to monitor the health of the surge protection circuitry over time, allowing timely replacements before a disturbingly low protection margin could impact critical devices.

From a safety and regulatory perspective, the UL 1363 hospital-grade certification reinforces confidence in the product’s suitability for healthcare settings. UL 1363 is recognized for establishing rigorous safety and performance criteria for surge-protective devices used in professional environments. This validation means institutions can rely on standardized safety performance as part of their equipment protection plans. The ISOBAR6ULTRAHG is designed to be rugged enough for daily hospital use, including frequent cleaning and routine reconfiguration of workspaces, while maintaining the protection integrity of plugged-in devices. It’s an ideal fit for non-patient-care areas where devices must be shielded from transient electrical events without compromising workflow or safety standards. Remember, though, this unit is explicitly marked as Not For Patient-Care Vicinities, underscoring the importance of deploying protection where it aligns with safety guidelines and clinical workflows.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton Isobar Hospital-Grade 6-Outlet Surge Protector

• Model: ISOBAR6ULTRAHG
• Protection rating: 3330 joules
• Outlets: 6 hospital-grade outlets
• Cord length: 15 ft (4.57 m)
• Certifications: UL 1363 hospital-grade; Not For Patient-Care Vicinities

how to install Tripp Lite by Eaton Isobar Hospital-Grade 6-Outlet Surge Protector

Installing the ISOBAR6ULTRAHG is straightforward and designed for quick, safe use in clinical environments. Begin by selecting a dry, grounded outlet that can comfortably supply the connected devices without exceeding the circuit’s rated capacity. Place the surge protector in a convenient location that minimizes cable tension and keeps cords and devices accessible for staff. Insert the 15-foot cord into the chosen grounded outlet, ensuring the plug is fully seated. Connect your essential devices to the six hospital-grade outlets, prioritizing critical equipment—such as monitors and control panels—near the surge protector’s top outlets for easy access and visibility. Turn on the unit using the integrated power switch and verify that the protection-status LED indicators illuminate, signaling that the device is actively safeguarding the connected electronics.

When configuring devices, avoid overloading the unit beyond its surge and current ratings. Do not use extension cords or daisy-chain multiple power strips in series with this surge protector, as this can compromise safety and performance. Place the unit away from sources of moisture, heat, or clutter that could hinder airflow or cause overheating. Regularly inspect the LEDs to confirm continued protection; if indicators dim or fail, replace the unit promptly to maintain protection integrity. Finally, document the installation according to your facility’s electrical safety procedures, and ensure staff are aware of the unit’s Not For Patient-Care Vicinities designation so it’s used in the correct non-patient-care contexts within the hospital environment. Following these steps will help maximize the protection lifecycle of the devices connected to ISOBAR6ULTRAHG while supporting safe and efficient clinical operations.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is the surge protection rating of this device? A: It provides up to 3330 joules of surge protection to guard connected equipment against spikes and transients.
• Q: How many outlets does it have? A: It features six hospital-grade outlets for powering multiple devices from a single unit.
• Q: How long is the power cord? A: The cord length is 15 feet (4.57 meters), offering flexible placement around workstations and clinical areas.
• Q: Is this unit UL listed for hospital use? A: Yes, it carries UL 1363 hospital-grade certification to meet the safety standards required in healthcare environments.
• Q: Is it suitable for patient-care areas? A: Not For Patient-Care Vicinities; intended to protect non-patient-care electronics and to support safe, reliable operation of essential hospital equipment.