Belkin 12-Outlet Pivot-Plug Power Strip Surge Protector w/ 8ft Cord - Ideal for Computers, Home Theatre, Appliances, Office Equipment and more (4,320 Joules)
Belkin 12-Outlet Pivot-Plug Power Strip Surge Protector w/ 8ft Cord - Ideal for Computers, Home Theatre, Appliances, Office Equipment and more (4,320 Joules) available on August 19 2019 from Amazon for 38.67
UPC bar code 071030024120 ξ1 registered January 02 2014
12 outlet surge protector power strip with 8ft/2.4M cord Space saving combination of rotating outlets (8) and stationary outlets (4) Safeguards computers, appliances, home theater and office equipment from potentially damaging power surges Backed by Lifetime Warranty and protected by $300,000 Connected Equipment Warranty Specs: 4,320 Joule energy rating / 6,000v maximum spike voltage / AC 15A, 125V, 1875W Safe Usage: Correct operation is important - see Product Description section below for useful safety information The Belkin 12-Outlet Surge Protector protects your electronic devices from surges and spikes. This 4320-Joule surge protector features 12 surge-protected outlets to provide powerful protection for your workstations, printers, broadband modems, home theater systems and everyday household electronics. It features a cord-management system that helps keep cables organized, and a rotating outlet design to allow extra room for large AC adapter blocks. SURGE PROTECTION SAFETY If a surge protector ever becomes hot to the touch, shut off the unit immediately. Never daisy-chain power strips to other power strips or extension cords. Never allow a power strip to be exposed to a moist environment. Avoid running too many high-energy consuming appliances through a single surge protector at once. High-energy consuming electronics/appliances include window AC units, space heaters, refrigerators, washers/dryers etc. Only one power strip should be plugged into a single two-outlet electrical socket. Never cover a surge protector with carpet, furniture, or anything that would limit or prevent air circulation. IMPORTANT: The protective components inside surge protectors that absorb over-voltage spikes will eventually wear out. Most estimates put the average lifespan of a surge protector from 3 to 5 years.
