Tripp Lite Safe-IT Medical-Grade Power Strip with 6 Hospital-Grade Outlets

The Tripp Lite by Eaton Safe-IT Medical-Grade Power Strip is purpose-built for healthcare environments where safety, reliability, and easy infection control are non-negotiable. From patient rooms to clinics, nursing stations to long-term care facilities, this power strip provides a centralized, compliant power distribution solution that helps healthcare professionals keep essential devices—monitors, pumps, carts, diagnostic equipment, and administrative peripherals—powered with confidence. Crafted for daily clinical use, it combines medical-grade safety features with durable construction and a surface designed to resist microbial growth between cleanings. The result is a trusted accessory that supports patient care workflows while meeting the stringent demands of modern healthcare facilities.

Designed to stand up to the rigors of hospital and clinic environments, the Safe-IT power strip emphasizes ease of cleaning and infection control. Its antimicrobial housing helps reduce the potential for surface contamination, providing an extra layer of protection in high-traffic areas where devices are touched frequently. The six hospital-grade outlets are spaced to accommodate a range of devices with large or bulky plugs, while the UL 1363 listing reinforces the product’s compliance with essential safety standards for professional medical use. With a compact footprint and a length of 1.5 feet, it fits neatly into patient rooms, workstations, and supply carts without cluttering work surfaces or impeding workflow. This combination of safety, durability, and infection-control-friendly design makes it a reliable backbone for medical power distribution across departments and settings.

Ease of maintenance is another cornerstone of this power strip. The antimicrobial surface is designed to withstand frequent cleaning with approved healthcare disinfectants, helping facilities meet their sanitation protocols. The durable construction and hospital-grade outlets support constant daily use, reducing the need for frequent replacements and contributing to lower total cost of ownership for healthcare institutions. In environments where power reliability and patient safety are paramount, the Safe-IT Medical-Grade Power Strip delivers consistent performance, predictable outlet availability, and a trusted level of protection for sensitive medical equipment and essential administrative devices alike. It’s an ideal partner for teams seeking a professional-grade solution that aligns with clinical workflows and regulatory expectations while preserving a clean, organized, and efficient care environment.

• Medical-grade safety and UL 1363 compliance: This power strip is designed for healthcare environments, meeting critical safety standards to minimize electrical risk in patient-care areas and high-risk clinical settings.
• Six hospital-grade outlets with thoughtful spacing: The 6 outlets accommodate multiple devices with bulky plugs, enabling a tidy, centralized power distribution that supports monitors, pumps, carts, and more without crowding or obstruction.
• Antimicrobial housing for infection control: The surface is engineered to resist microbial growth between cleanings, helping facilities maintain a hygienic environment and simplify routine sanitation protocols.
• Compact 1.5 ft cord for flexible placement: The length provides versatile mounting around medical carts, bedside stations, and clinic workstations while reducing cord clutter and tripping hazards.
• Durable, healthcare-focused design: Built to withstand daily use in demanding clinical environments, the Safe-IT power strip combines reliability, easy cleaning, and long-term value for hospitals and clinics.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton Safe-IT Medical-Grade Power Strip

• Outlets: 6 hospital-grade outlets designed for reliable connections with medical devices and equipment.
• Cord length: 1.5 ft (0.45 m) for flexible placement around patient rooms, clinics, and workstations.
• Certification: UL 1363 listed, providing assurance of safety compliance in professional medical settings.
• Housing: Antimicrobial, easy-to-clean surface to support infection-control protocols between cleanings.
• Application: Specifically engineered for healthcare environments, including patient rooms, nursing stations, clinics, and long-term care facilities.

How to Install Tripp Lite Safe-IT Medical-Grade Power Strip

• Choose a clean, dry surface in a patient room, clinic, or care area where outlets are accessible and cords can be managed to reduce clutter.
• Ensure the local electrical system is grounded in accordance with hospital electrical standards before connecting the power strip.
• Place the power strip so that all six hospital-grade outlets remain accessible for device connections and routine maintenance checks.
• Plug the cord into a properly grounded wall outlet, avoiding daisy-chaining with other power strips to preserve safety and performance.
• Regularly clean the surface with approved healthcare disinfectants following facility infection-control guidelines, and inspect outlets for signs of wear or damage during routine maintenance.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What makes this power strip suitable for medical environments?

  A: It combines UL 1363-listed safety with six hospital-grade outlets and an antimicrobial housing, delivering a reliable, easy-to-clean power distribution solution designed for daily clinical use.

• Q: How many outlets does it have?

  A: It features six hospital-grade outlets to support multiple medical and administrative devices at once.

• Q: What is the cord length?

  A: The power strip has a 1.5-foot (0.45 m) cord, offering flexible placement in patient rooms, clinics, and workstations.

• Q: Is the housing antimicrobial?

  A: Yes. The antimicrobial surface helps resist microbial growth between cleanings, contributing to infection-control efforts in healthcare facilities.

• Q: How should I install and maintain it?

  A: Install on a stable, clean surface with a grounded outlet, manage cords to avoid tripping or clutter, and clean according to facility protocols using approved disinfectants.