You're running a table saw and a planer on a power strip that can't handle the combined load — and the strip either overheats, trips the breaker mid-cut, or lets a surge take out both machines at once. Consumer-grade surge strips are rated for TVs and lamps, not the inductive startup loads that motor-driven tools produce. You need surge protection built for the job site. Pwrzone surge protectors are built to absorb the spike currents that induction motors in power tools generate on startup. The 4-foot cord gives you enough reach to position the strip on a saw table or workbench without excess cord on the floor. Six outlets means running a table saw, a planer, and a charger from one strip without playing musical cords. Standard on the tool fleets and job-site setups of remodelers and finish Stocked at Crofton Lumber and Akron Lumber.