Yellow Jacket 5139N 6-Outlet Metal Power Strip User Manual

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The Yellow Jacket 5139N is a heavy-duty 6-outlet metal power strip designed for demanding environments such as workshops and garages. It features a durable steel casing, a highly visible 6-foot yellow power cord, and sliding safety covers on each outlet to protect against dust and debris. This power strip also includes a built-in 15 Amp circuit breaker for overload protection, ensuring the safety of your connected equipment.

Image: The Yellow Jacket 5139N 6-Outlet Metal Power Strip, showcasing its yellow metal housing and six black outlets.

Oyiyi: Otu akụkụ view of the Yellow Jacket 5139N power strip, highlighting the durable yellow casing and the attached 6-foot power cord.

Ozi nchekwa dị mkpa

• Ọdụdọ Eletriki: Do not exceed the maximum electrical rating of 120 Volts, 15 Amps, or 1800 Watts for this power strip. Overloading can cause damage to the unit and connected devices, and may pose a fire hazard.
• Nchekwa ibu ibu: The power strip is equipped with a built-in 15 Amp circuit breaker. If the total current draw exceeds 15 Amps, the circuit breaker will trip, cutting power to the outlets. To reset, unplug some devices, then press the red reset button on the power strip.
• Eji ime ụlọ naanị: This power strip is designed for indoor use in dry locations. Do not expose it to moisture, rain, or wet conditions.
• Nda ala: Always connect the power strip to a properly grounded 3-prong outlet.
• Ụmụaka na anụ ụlọ: Keep the power strip and connected cords out of reach of children and pets. The sliding safety covers help prevent accidental contact with live parts.
• Igwe ikuku: Ensure adequate ventilation around the power strip. Do not cover it with clothing, blankets, or other materials that could impede airflow.

Ntọala na nwụnye

1. Iwepu: Carefully remove the power strip from its packaging. Inspect the unit and power cord for any signs of damage. Do not use if damaged.
2. Nkwanye: Choose a suitable location for the power strip, ensuring it is in a dry area and away from heat sources or flammable materials.
3. Mgbakwasị mgbidi (nhọrọ): The power strip features keyhole slots on its back for convenient wall mounting.
   • Measure the distance between the keyhole slots on the back of the power strip.
   • Kaa akara ebe a na-arịgo na mgbidi ahụ.
   • Install two screws (not included) into the wall at the marked positions, leaving a small portion of the screw head exposed. Ensure the screws are appropriate for your wall material and can support the weight of the power strip and connected devices.
   • Align the keyhole slots with the screw heads and slide the power strip down to secure it.
4. Jikọọ na Ike: Plug the power strip's 6-foot cord into a standard 120V AC grounded wall outlet.

Image: The underside of the Yellow Jacket 5139N power strip, illustrating the keyhole slots for wall mounting.

Ntuziaka ọrụ

1. Ịgbanyụ/ Gbanyụọ: Use the red rocker switch located on the power strip to turn power to all outlets ON or OFF. Press the side marked 'ON' to supply power and 'OFF' to cut power.
2. Ngwa njikọ: Plug your electrical devices into any of the six grounded outlets. The power strip features two widely spaced outlets to accommodate larger adapter plugs without blocking adjacent outlets.
3. Sliding Safety Covers: Each outlet is equipped with a sliding safety cover. To insert a plug, slide the cover to the side to expose the receptacle. Ensure the cover is closed when the outlet is not in use to prevent dust and debris entry.

Image: A close-up of the Yellow Jacket 5139N power strip, showing the two widely spaced outlets designed for larger adapter plugs.

Foto: nkọwa zuru ezu view of the power strip's robust 6-foot, 14-gauge yellow power cord, emphasizing its high visibility and durability.

Nlekọta

• Nhicha: Disconnect the power strip from the wall outlet before cleaning. Use a dry, soft cloth to wipe the exterior. Do not use liquid cleaners or immerse the unit in water.
• Mkpuchi mpụta: Periodically check the sliding safety covers to ensure they move freely and effectively block unused outlets. Keep them free of obstructions.
• Nyocha eriri: Regularly inspect the power cord for any cuts, fraying, or damage. If the cord is damaged, discontinue use immediately and replace the unit.
• Nchekwa: When not in use, store the power strip in a dry, clean environment.

Foto: A nso nso view of the power strip's outlets, demonstrating the sliding safety covers in both open and closed positions.

Nchọpụta nsogbu

No power to devices:

• Lelee mgba ọkụ ọkụ: Ensure the red rocker switch on the power strip is in the 'ON' position.
• Lelee ihe mgbawa sekit: If the power strip suddenly loses power, the built-in 15 Amp circuit breaker may have tripped due to an overload. Unplug some devices from the power strip, then press the red reset button on the power strip to restore power.
• Check Wall Outlet: Verify that the wall outlet the power strip is plugged into is functioning correctly by testing it with another device.
• Nyochaa eriri: Check the power strip's cord for any visible damage. If damaged, discontinue use.

Plugs do not fit into outlets:

• Sliding Safety Covers: Ensure the sliding safety covers are fully open before attempting to insert a plug.
• Nkwụnye nhazi: Verify the plug is oriented correctly with the outlet's prongs.

Nkọwapụta

Image: A visual representation of the Yellow Jacket 5139N power strip's dimensions, including length and width.

Akwụkwọ ikike na nkwado

For product support, technical assistance, or warranty inquiries, please contact Southwire customer service. Refer to the product packaging or the official Southwire websaịtị maka ozi kọntaktị kachasị ọhụrụ na nkọwa akwụkwọ ikike.

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