Power hub?

Right now my entire system - LOTS of sensitive hardware like my PC, 2tb HDD with ALL of my files, studio monitors, PC screen and audio interface - are all basically sucking power through a power strip plugged into a wall socket. This obviously freaks me out, and I think I want to look at an alternative.
 
Anyone got good alternatives to a dangerous setup like this? I'm thinking especially some sort of large power-strip-type thing, maybe even with USB ports on it for plugging in my MIDI controller and not having to worry about power, and also saving a couple ports on the tower itself.

Unless your power strip starts tripping the breaker or something you should be fine. If it is UL listed for 15 amps then no worries really.
 
I'm using a 4' strip something like this with warts and all.

 
The main one I am using doesn't have any surge suppression (not really sure it has a switch) but I'm running it from a UPS. I only have a couple of things powered by USB so I just use the little plug in USB adapters - making sure they are amp rated for whatever they are powering.

Anyone use those power conditioners for their DAW?

APC makes a good quality UPS and battery back-up system. The one I have is quite heavy and it's about as big as a small computer tower. It has a decent quantity of outlets available on the back that will cover your computer and drives plus a few other widgets.

I think the OP was worried he was overloading his power source and now realizes there is nothing to worry about. 
 
To answer Kitekrazy, Yes many of us use Power conditioners, I have 2 Furmans, one in my Live rack and one powers most of my studio. From there, like most folks I have a few power bars that accommodate different parts of my system. 
I used to have a USP but it died and I was was cheap to replace it, I have not had a situation where I needed it so why spend the money, they don't last. 
I unplug the Furman when there is a thunder storm or I go away. 
The Furman and many power bars have a fuse / breaker so there is no danger of overloading them. 

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I don't see how plugging a USB controller into a strip instead of the tower would make sense. How would it send messages to the DAW?

For me, I have a keyboard controller that I want to use the midi ports and don't want it to show up in the device list. I didn't want it sending messages to the DAW. :) It has a power adapter plug too but I didn't have a wall wart but did have some USB power plugs.
 
I also have some cabinet fans that are powered by a USB type adapter. As these have somewhat of a 'high' power requirement I didn't want to power them from the PC.