If you want to protect your expensive home theater from lightning and other outside surges that come over the cable TV line, then this is what you need. TIIs cutting edge In-Line Coaxial Lightning Surge Protectors protect personnel and customer equipment, e.g. Televisions, Cable Set Top Boxes and Ca...

The bathtub bar that locks to the side of your tub allows for you to get in and out of your bath tub. It has a crank-style, locking device that attaches to tub walls up to 6 inches wide. Bath safety handle rail is equipped with rubber pads to protect the bathtub walls. 250 pound weight capacity. All...

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The 25', Black QVS 3-Outlet 3-prong power extension cord has three outlets and is rated at a maximum of 1625W at 125V, making it suitable for connecting your computers, peripherals, and other office equipment to it. The power strip draws 13a of current through its 16-gauge cord and is ETL-listed.

The PowerSquid Surge Protector and Power Conditioner is the safe and easy way to provide 1080 joules of surge protection to your sensitive electronics. The PowerSquid accommodates up to 5 bulky transformer plugs with ease, providing more flexibility than a standard surge protector.The PowerSquid Noi...

Attach any power Adaptor to your power strip, UPS, or wall outlet without blocking other outlets. Angled designed free up those power outlets behind furniture or desk and eliminates bending cord. (Connectors: AC angle NEMA 5-15P male to NEMA 5-15R female; length: 16 inches)

Toyota Genuine Parts is the exact Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) part that your vehicle came with. When you select a genuine OEM part, you can rely on the high quality and effectiveness of the product and brand without having to guess if the product will work in sequence with your vehicle. Pr...

When the U.S. military invaded Iraq, it  lacked a common understanding of the problems inherent in counterinsurgency campaigns. It had neither studied them, nor developed doctrine and tactics to deal with them. It is fair to say that in 2003, most Army officers knew more about the U.S. Civil War tha...