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product_id: 306190811
title: "Belkin 12-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector with 10-Foot Power Cord and Telephone/Ethernet/Coaxial Protection, 4120 Joules (BE112234-10)"
brand: "belkin"
price: "A$214"
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# 4156 Joules surge absorption Coaxial, Ethernet & RJ11 protection 12 surge-protected outlets Belkin 12-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector with 10-Foot Power Cord and Telephone/Ethernet/Coaxial Protection, 4120 Joules (BE112234-10)

**Brand:** belkin
**Price:** A$214
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Power your productivity, protect your tech — surge ahead with Belkin!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Belkin 12-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector with 10-Foot Power Cord and Telephone/Ethernet/Coaxial Protection, 4120 Joules (BE112234-10) by belkin
- **How much does it cost?** A$214 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.au](https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/306190811-belkin-12-outlet-power-strip-surge-protector-with-10-foot)

## Best For

- belkin enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted belkin brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Space-Savvy Design:** Right-angle flat plug and a durable 10-foot cord ensure easy placement even in tight or hard-to-reach spaces.
- • **Unmatched Surge Defense:** Rated at 4156 joules, it shields your valuable electronics from catastrophic power spikes and fluctuations.
- • **Child-Safe & Clutter-Free:** Sliding safety covers prevent accidental shocks and dust, while the detachable cord clip keeps cables impeccably organized.
- • **Power Up 12 Devices Safely:** Expand your workspace with 12 surge-protected outlets designed for high-end home and professional setups.
- • **All-in-One Data Line Protection:** Integrated coaxial, Ethernet, and telephone RJ11 ports safeguard your network and communication lines seamlessly.

## Overview

The Belkin 12-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector (BE112234-10) offers robust 4156-joule surge protection across 12 outlets, plus coaxial, Ethernet, and RJ11 telephone line safeguards. Its 10-foot cord and right-angle plug provide flexible placement, while child-safe sliding covers and a cord-management clip ensure safety and organization. Ideal for professional workstations and high-end home electronics, it delivers reliable defense against power surges and data line spikes.

## Description

BELKIN SURGE PROTECTORYour Trusted Household Protection Against Electrical SpikesSafeguard your home electronics against catastrophic strikes, power fluctuations, and sudden surges with a powerful extension cord fit for everyday use in your home, office, and other workspaces. This expands one wall receptacle into 12 surge-protected outlets to power up and secure 12 devices at a time.Direct Data Line ProtectionAdding to the 12 surge-protected outlets, the power strip features coaxial protection for your cable or satellite connections.With 1-in-2-out RJ11 input where you can directly plug in your telephone or fax machine to secure it against surges and voltage spikes.Features ethernet port so you can plug in your network modem.Strong Surge ProtectionRated to withstand up to 4,156 joules, this surge suppressor is your premium power protection for your professional workstations, laser printers, broadband modems, and everyday household electronics.Child Safety Sliding LocksEach outlet has a sliding safety cover that closes when it is not in use. The covers also prevent dusts and other small particles from entering the socket.Easily Fits in Different AreasEquipped with a space-saving flat AC plug for enhanced flexibility and a durable 10 feet cord convenient for hard-to-reach wall receptacles.Durable and Enduring BuildThe Oversized Metal Oxide Varistors (MOVs) absorb excess electricity, and damage-resistant housing protects circuits from fire, impact, and rust while preventing dents and scratches.

Review: A pesar del tamaño no está bromoso o que estorbe , muy bueno hats el momento recomendable
Review: My parents have a 2003/2004 Mitsubishi plasma monitor that they've used as a TV screen for the last 15 years. The problem with this old set up is that, unlike new TV's, the monitor does not put out its own sound and requires an AV receiver, a cable box, and needs a cable from the cable box to the monitor itself. Because of the thousands of cables involved, my parents utilized about three power strips (the normal strips) when setting up, then left them there to gather dust and age. It makes doing any kind of adjustments to the tv, including diagnostic work, an absolute nightmare. The final straw was the other day when I was trying to clean up and one of the older strips tripped the circuit breaker and cut off power to my living AND blew out my cable box. After that, I ordered this mangnum power strip and I AM IN LOVE. If you're reading this, you need to know that I am a professional reviewer for consumer electronics, and power/power cables are something I really love. I also happen to be something of a snob about them. Among other things, my personal checklist includes: - Number of outlets and layout - Material construction - Length of the power cable - Surge Protector - Reputable company? - Additional features 1: Number of Outlets/Layout This strip kicks serious behind with the 12 outlets. It's been able to absorb the needs of the three other strips we had before, in addition to also allowing me to keep my Google Home Mini by the door. Now, a lot of power strips have 12, but my favorite thing about this is that the layout shows incredible consideration for design. A lot of strips feature a stacked vertical design, which makes things like AC power bricks and three-prong plugs bend or keeps oddly designed plugs from not fitting. This strip is less of a strip and more of a rectangle that features three outlets on each side and six down the middle which helps significantly to mix and match depending on size and location. I appreciate a company that considers design this way. Note: the side outlets are called Blockspace Outlets, which I think is what differentiates the allotment for space, and sliding covers, which I like as they probably protect the outlets better. 2. Construction: I will be the first to admit that most electrical items nowadays may (at first glance) appear cheap compared to early designs. This (in my experience) is mostly because of the use of plastic vs metals and because we can't see the insides. In my experience, the industry standard is much higher than in earlier years, and in this case, the construction is fantastic. Nothing (on my unit) rattles or seems flimsy or likely to break, and it's fairly heavy, which I personally like since it keeps the strip from lifting. Good quality and seem durable so far. 3. Length of Power Cable: This seems 10 ft, which is convenient since I need it for my tv. I feel like this is a good length for this type of strip, since this is more of a hub strip than a strip you would drag out to the garage to power tools. Set it up in a central location and use that as your power point. 4/5. Surge Protector/Reputable Company: Having had issues with non- surge protected strips, this was very important. I like that the indicator lights to show if the strip is protector are bright and visible, and having been a Belkin customer for years, I trust their power and surge protection. 6. Additional Features Some people may want USB ports, but in the case of a media center, I found it unnecessary. I have outlets throughout my house with them and strips by my bed for that. That being said, this strip has 1-in 2-out phone/fax jacks, 2 coaxial connections, and 3 Ethernet jacks. It sounds silly since so many of us are totally wireless, but my wireless drops constantly and having a grounded connection is really great! There's also a cord management clip at the bottom to organize all of your cords, which I don't use BUT is an excellent idea. TL;DR This power strip may be excessive for someone who can manage with a traditional power strip, or may not be sufficient for someone who is looking for USB ports. However, if you're looking for reliable power, HIGH QUALITY surge protection, media management/an organized layout for outlets, and could benefit from the coax/internet connections, I would highly recommend!

## Features

- 12-outlet surge protector with 10-foot cord ideal for high-end home and professional workstations 4156 Joules
- Ideal solution for computers, laser printers, and home-theater systems
- Outlets include sliding safety covers; detachable cord-management clip for cable organization
- Right-angle plug keeps cord close to the wall

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000HPX46U |
| Amperage | 15 Amps |
| Brand | Belkin |
| Color | Black |
| Colour | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Computer, Laptop, Phone, Camera, Printer, Broadband Modem, Home Theater, Television, Light, Heater, Air Conditioner, Fan, Router, Gaming Console, Set Top Box, DVD Player, Audio Sound System, Iron, Coffee Machine, Hair Dryer, Tablet, Smartwatch, Microwave Oven, Toaster, Mixer Grinder, Rice Cooker, Refrigerator, Freezer, MP3 Player, Modem, Fax Machine, Speaker, Lamp, Camera, Juicer, Cellular Phone, … |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 8,526 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Metal |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00722868594339 |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 5.6L x 15.2W centimeters |
| Item Weight | 1 Pounds |
| Maximum Current | 15 Amps |
| Number of Outlets | 12 |
| Number of Ports | 12 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Surge Protection |
| Plug Type | Type B |
| Power Plug Type | Type B - 3 pin (North American) |
| Product dimensions | 5.6L x 15.2W centimeters |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Home, Office |
| Shape | Rectangle |
| Special features | Surge Protection |
| Surge Protection Rating | 4120 Joules |
| Total Usb Ports | 12 |
| Total power outlets | 12 |
| UPC | 722868594339 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Voltage | 125 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Belkin
- **Colour:** Black
- **Special features:** Surge Protection
- **Total power outlets:** 12
- **Voltage:** 125 Volts

## Images

![Belkin 12-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector with 10-Foot Power Cord and Telephone/Ethernet/Coaxial Protection, 4120 Joules (BE112234-10) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81J2a41NuaL.jpg)
![Belkin 12-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector with 10-Foot Power Cord and Telephone/Ethernet/Coaxial Protection, 4120 Joules (BE112234-10) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51sKzNCcp0L.jpg)
![Belkin 12-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector with 10-Foot Power Cord and Telephone/Ethernet/Coaxial Protection, 4120 Joules (BE112234-10) - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/31HnMB-7DaL.jpg)
![Belkin 12-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector with 10-Foot Power Cord and Telephone/Ethernet/Coaxial Protection, 4120 Joules (BE112234-10) - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51iV9cBTrdL.jpg)
![Belkin 12-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector with 10-Foot Power Cord and Telephone/Ethernet/Coaxial Protection, 4120 Joules (BE112234-10) - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/7174fdbcAfL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does it have an on-off switch?**
A: Yes, but if you wall mount the unit vertically the switch will be on the bottom, not the top, since the keyhole mounts only allow for vertical mounting one way.

**Q: What is the clamping voltage of BE112234-08? Official Belkins website says 330V but amazon's description says 500V**
A: The Model BE112234-10 purchased on 12/2022 has clamping voltages of 500-500-500, despite the current spec on Belkin’s website stating the clamping voltage is 330.

Others have noted this discrepancy.

**Q: Does this one have on/off switch?**
A: Yes. One switch for the entire power strip,  not for each outlet.

**Q: How many watts can it handle? Will I be able to run a portable a/c or blow dryer on this ?**
A: You'd be pushing the limits with a 1875 W blow dryer. Here's the math: Amps = Watts / Volts, or Amps = 1875 / 110 = 17. (Beyond the 15 A rating)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by J***A on 23 April 2025*

A pesar del tamaño no está bromoso o que estorbe , muy bueno hats el momento recomendable

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by O***E on 12 October 2018*

My parents have a 2003/2004 Mitsubishi plasma monitor that they've used as a TV screen for the last 15 years. The problem with this old set up is that, unlike new TV's, the monitor does not put out its own sound and requires an AV receiver, a cable box, and needs a cable from the cable box to the monitor itself. Because of the thousands of cables involved, my parents utilized about three power strips (the normal strips) when setting up, then left them there to gather dust and age. It makes doing any kind of adjustments to the tv, including diagnostic work, an absolute nightmare. The final straw was the other day when I was trying to clean up and one of the older strips tripped the circuit breaker and cut off power to my living AND blew out my cable box. After that, I ordered this mangnum power strip and I AM IN LOVE. If you're reading this, you need to know that I am a professional reviewer for consumer electronics, and power/power cables are something I really love. I also happen to be something of a snob about them. Among other things, my personal checklist includes: - Number of outlets and layout - Material construction - Length of the power cable - Surge Protector - Reputable company? - Additional features 1: Number of Outlets/Layout This strip kicks serious behind with the 12 outlets. It's been able to absorb the needs of the three other strips we had before, in addition to also allowing me to keep my Google Home Mini by the door. Now, a lot of power strips have 12, but my favorite thing about this is that the layout shows incredible consideration for design. A lot of strips feature a stacked vertical design, which makes things like AC power bricks and three-prong plugs bend or keeps oddly designed plugs from not fitting. This strip is less of a strip and more of a rectangle that features three outlets on each side and six down the middle which helps significantly to mix and match depending on size and location. I appreciate a company that considers design this way. Note: the side outlets are called Blockspace Outlets, which I think is what differentiates the allotment for space, and sliding covers, which I like as they probably protect the outlets better. 2. Construction: I will be the first to admit that most electrical items nowadays may (at first glance) appear cheap compared to early designs. This (in my experience) is mostly because of the use of plastic vs metals and because we can't see the insides. In my experience, the industry standard is much higher than in earlier years, and in this case, the construction is fantastic. Nothing (on my unit) rattles or seems flimsy or likely to break, and it's fairly heavy, which I personally like since it keeps the strip from lifting. Good quality and seem durable so far. 3. Length of Power Cable: This seems 10 ft, which is convenient since I need it for my tv. I feel like this is a good length for this type of strip, since this is more of a hub strip than a strip you would drag out to the garage to power tools. Set it up in a central location and use that as your power point. 4/5. Surge Protector/Reputable Company: Having had issues with non- surge protected strips, this was very important. I like that the indicator lights to show if the strip is protector are bright and visible, and having been a Belkin customer for years, I trust their power and surge protection. 6. Additional Features Some people may want USB ports, but in the case of a media center, I found it unnecessary. I have outlets throughout my house with them and strips by my bed for that. That being said, this strip has 1-in 2-out phone/fax jacks, 2 coaxial connections, and 3 Ethernet jacks. It sounds silly since so many of us are totally wireless, but my wireless drops constantly and having a grounded connection is really great! There's also a cord management clip at the bottom to organize all of your cords, which I don't use BUT is an excellent idea. TL;DR This power strip may be excessive for someone who can manage with a traditional power strip, or may not be sufficient for someone who is looking for USB ports. However, if you're looking for reliable power, HIGH QUALITY surge protection, media management/an organized layout for outlets, and could benefit from the coax/internet connections, I would highly recommend!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by F***N on 23 February 2019*

I have replaced most of my surge protectors with this model. It seems that it offers the best bang for the buck. Several years ago, I lost most of my surge protectors in a major PG&E power outage/surge in my neighborhood. I had a variety of different brands at the time and almost all of them burned out protection components inside and never worked again. I was thankful because it saved all my electronics except for my Playstation 3 and a premium Pioneer receiver. I was also lucky because PG&E reimbursed me for all the damage except for the receiver. Somehow the damage to the receiver went unnoticed until it was too late to file a claim. What you have to go through to get warranty equipment protection coverage from all the surge protection companies is a joke so it's best not to factor that in your decision of which model to purchase. If you have a lot of time, patience and tenacity you might be able to get them to fulfill their promises to cover damages. I like this model because it has a 8ft power cord, a low profile plug and 6 large block outlets with efficient placement. The Joule rate should protect against most surges and this model has been around awhile so most problems are known about it. In most cases it's recommended that you replace a surge protector if it has encountered a major surge even if it's still working so in my opinion it doesn't make sense to spend too much money. If you live in environments when surges are frequent or more severe you might want to get a more efficient solution so do proper research and spend the required money to keep your equipment safe. For my needs, this model is working out great. It's a lot of premium features for a low price.

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