Power Accessories

• Power Strips and Surge Protectors: Power strips are devices that allow multiple electrical devices to be connected to a single power outlet. Surge protectors, which are a type of power strip, provide additional protection against power surges that could potentially damage connected devices.
• Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS): A UPS is a device that provides battery backup power to connected devices in case of a power outage. This helps prevent data loss, allows you to shut down systems properly, and protects sensitive equipment from power fluctuations.
• Voltage Regulators: Voltage regulators stabilize and regulate the voltage levels of electrical devices, ensuring they receive a consistent and appropriate amount of power.
• Power Adapters and Converters: Power adapters are used to convert one type of electrical power or voltage into another, allowing devices to be used in different countries or regions. Converters can also change the type of power, such as converting AC to DC.
• Extension Cords: Extension cords are cables with plugs on one end and outlets on the other. They extend the reach of electrical devices to power sources that might be farther away.
• Power Banks: Power banks are portable battery packs that can charge devices like smartphones and tablets on the go. They’re especially useful when you’re away from electrical outlets.
• Power Over Ethernet (PoE) Injectors/Splitters: These devices allow network cables to carry both data and electrical power, often used for devices like IP cameras, wireless access points, and VoIP phones.
• Battery Chargers: Battery chargers are used to recharge rechargeable batteries for various devices, such as cameras, remote controls, and portable electronics.
• Power Management Software: Some power accessories come with software that allows you to monitor and manage power usage, schedule shutdowns, and optimize energy efficiency.
• Wire Management and Cable Organizers: While not directly power accessories, cable organizers help manage and protect power c