3 outlet UL listed power bar
Model No.: A70023
AC 125V 15A 1875W 60Hz
AC 125V 15A 1875W 60Hz
Overload protection,Integrated 15A circuit breaker switch with light
ABS Resistance burning(94V-0) housing
14AWG heavy duty cord
Full 3 lines surge protection
Alternate: 150J surge suppressor (L-N)
ABS Resistance burning(94V-0) housing
14AWG heavy duty cord
Full 3 lines surge protection
Alternate: 150J surge suppressor (L-N)
Alternate: 450J surge suppressor(L-N)(N-G)(L-G)
UL1449& Prop65 approved
UL1449& Prop65 approved
Same style with 4,5, 6, 7, 8 outlets are all available
·UL 1449 Clamping Voltage — Underwriters Laboratories (UL) rates the clamping voltage of surge protectors. The lower the rating, the better the protection. The lowest UL rating for clamping voltage is 330 volts. UL tests household surge protectors at 500 amps. Other types, such as whole-house or heavy-duty, industrial models, have a multitude of differences in their testing program. When comparing clamping voltages, make sure the rating reflects 500-amp test results.
3-Line Protection — Surges can occur between hot, neutral and ground lines. Choose a unit that protects along all three lines.
Circuit Breaker — A breaker stops the flow of electricity when a circuit is overloaded and is not related to surges or spikes.
Joule Rating — A joule is a measurement of energy. The joule rating on a surge protector indicates the amount of energy that a device is capable of absorbing. In general, the higher the joule rating, the better the unit is able to protect your equipment and the longer it will last. The joule rating is determined by the total number of metal oxide varistors (MOVs). An MOV is a component in surge protectors that absorbs excess electrical energy and clamps the voltage to a safe level.
