6 way 2400J home/office power surge protector / suppressor with indicator light, ETLlisted
1. AC 125V 15A 1875W 60HZ
2. Integrated 15A circuit breaker switch
3. ABS resistance burning housing
4. SJT14AWG/3C power-cord with NEMA5-15P plug
5. Sliding safety covers protect hands from accidental electric shock
6. TVSS RATING: 500V
7. Surge indicator light
8. Surge protection: up to 2400J
9. 3 line protection, Line protected H-N, H-G, N-G
10. Surge response time: less than 1ns
11. ETL listed
Below are what we get from buying guides of surge protectors:
How many joules can it absorb?
Surge protectors aimed at consumers range from 200 to 400 joules to 7000 joules at the top end. To be safe, look for a surge protector with a rating of 600 or more.
Surge protectors aimed at consumers range from 200 to 400 joules to 7000 joules at the top end. To be safe, look for a surge protector with a rating of 600 or more.
Response time
Surge protectors have to respond very quickly if they are to protect against a surge caused by a sudden event such as a nearby lightning strike. To offer an effective safeguard they should be capable of responding within one to 200 microseconds
Surge protectors have to respond very quickly if they are to protect against a surge caused by a sudden event such as a nearby lightning strike. To offer an effective safeguard they should be capable of responding within one to 200 microseconds
Warranty
Product warranties may guarantee to replace the original surge protector should it malfunction but an increasing number also promise to replace the cost of equipment damaged should the device fail and provide additional services such as recovery of lost data.
Product warranties may guarantee to replace the original surge protector should it malfunction but an increasing number also promise to replace the cost of equipment damaged should the device fail and provide additional services such as recovery of lost data.
It is essential to read the fine print as many warranties contain time limits and strict conditions such as requiring original receipts, a warranty registration on purchase, or will cover only the market value of equipment (not the replacement cost).
Others may not offer cover for direct lightning strike, and if they do, may demand proof of an event from the power supplier.
