SafeIT UL 1363A MedicalGrade Power Strip for Patient Care Vicinities, 4 HospitalGrade Outlets, Load

Part # PS-402-HG-OEMLMUPC 037332287700Warranty: Lifetime limited warrant1.53 lb

UL 1363A power strip approved for use inside and outside patient care vicinities
Switchless design helps prevent accidental shutdown of essential equipment
Antimicrobial protection helps resist the growth of bacteria, viruses, fungi, mold and mildew
Electronic load monitor measures rated cord current for NFPA 99 safety
4 NEMA 5-15R-HG outlets feature integrated plastic locking covers for protection
Lifetime limited warranty (Worldwide)

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Overview

A Power Strip for All Healthcare Areas

Eaton’s Tripp Lite series medical‑grade power strips provide the trusted foundation for safe, efficient and compliant power distribution in healthcare facilities, helping staff focus on patient care while ensuring critical equipment stays powered. With a wide range of power strips available, you will find one for any healthcare facility, including patient care areas, nursing stations, laboratories, mobile carts and administrative offices.

Benefits That Power Healthcare Networks

Built to meet strict hospital‑grade requirements, these power strips ensure critical equipment stays powered while protecting patients, staff and facilities with:

- Flexible outlet and USB configurations to support a wide range of devices.

- Enhanced infection control with antimicrobial and safety‑focused designs.

- Long‑term reliability with rugged construction and integrated surge/circuit protection.

Hospital-Grade Safety and Compliance

These models meet UL 1363A and UL 60601‑1 standards for use in healthcare facilities. These certifications guarantee that the strips are safe for use in patient care areas, nursing stations, labs and administrative spaces. With hospital‑grade “green dot” plugs and receptacles, they provide secure connections that withstand repeated insertions and demanding clinical environments.