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Want a good way to ruin your holidays? How about inadvertently burning down the Christmas tree? Only you can prevent Christmas tree fires, and ezGear's ezSpace UFO in Holiday Green can help. More than just a simple rectangular power strip, according to ezGear, the UFO is "the most versatile power extender in the world."

It has a patented internal and external design that allows you to fit a power transformer on every plug in the most compact configuration. The UFO has an inverse slanted design which allows for more space for plugs with large power transformers. It offers 1050 Joules of surge protection, and has six standard grounded outlets. The UFO even has a built in switch to turn all your lights on and off at one time.

For only $24.99, the ezSpace UFO is a good investment.



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