From the Belkin Web Site:
BE108000-08-CM
8-Outlet Commercial Surge Protector 8' Cord
AC Plug Style
Right Angle
AC RATING
15A/125V/1875
Circuit Total Joules
2500J
Clamping Voltage
330V
EMI/RFI Noise Filter
150K Hz ~100M Hz, up to 58dB
Max. Spike Voltage
6000V
Total Number of Outlets
8
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$20.99 Price
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$17.84 price w/15% off
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This surge protector claim to fame is that it has 330V Clamping, 2500 Joules, and is name brand. I could not find if it is UL Certified. The 330V clamping is not always found on surge protectors in this price range. This is cheaper than Amazon, $28.94, cheaper than Newegg, 24.99 and cheaper than Walmart, $26.99. I ordered 3 of these so I got the free shipping. I did not use the 15% coupon, found out about it after I ordered. Did use a 10% off coupon that did not require email sign up.
https://www.belkin.com/8-outlet-c...INK_225196
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The response I got from chat support was
"I apologize but We don't have visibility regarding with the information .
What We can only provide is https://www.belkin.com/8-outlet-c...0-08.html"
I don't believe that's a good sign that this device will kick in quickly.
The response I got from chat support was
"I apologize but We don't have visibility regarding with the information .
What We can only provide is https://www.belkin.com/8-outlet-c...0-08.html"
I don't believe that's a good sign that this device will kick in quickly.
Unfortunate, I don't know of ANY company that publishes response time for the "system" -- even companies, like APC/Schneider that writes white papers on the above topic, don't publish them in their own specs ....
Belkin
Model(s): BE112230-08(!), BE112231-08(!), BE112234-08(!), BE112234-10(!), AS21200-08(!), BE108000-08-CM(!), SSC-12O36J-CA(!), SRA009p12tt8(!)
Mode // VPR (Vpk) // MCOV (V) // In (kA) // SCCR (kA)
L-N // 400 // 127 // 3 // -
L-G // 500 // 127
N-G // 500 // 127
Evaluated to: UL 1449 5th Ed. Rev: 2022-12-15 and CSA C22.2 No. 269.3-17, 2017-02
Powertech
Model(s): BE112230-08+, BE112234-10+, BE108000-08-CM+
Mode // VPR (Vpk) // MCOV (V) // In (kA) // SCCR (kA)
L-N // 400 // 127 // 3 // -
L-G // 500 // 127
N-G // 500 // 127
Unfortunate, I don't know of ANY company that publishes response time for the "system" -- even companies, like APC/Schneider that writes white papers on the above topic, don't publish them in their own specs ....
2. So is that 15-50ns range representative of the worst and best case scenario response time for products currently on the market? How much more protection does one get from a 15ns response time surge protector vs a 50ns one? In other words, does it matter?
2. So is that 15-50ns range representative of the worst and best case scenario response time for products currently on the market? How much more protection does one get from a 15ns response time surge protector vs a 50ns one? In other words, does it matter?
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