Surge protector The problems that I had before its use included glitches from power spikes. The product now cleaned up the power to my equipment and I no longer have any power related problems. It is kind of clunky, though, as the thing sticks out so far, but it is ...
Features
Product Name: Isobar ISOBLOK2-0 2 Outlets Surge Suppressor Marketing Information:
Technical Information
Plug/Connector Type: NEMA 5-15P Receptacles: 2 x NEMA 5-15R Dataline Protection: Not Applicable
Power Description
Input Voltage: 120 V AC Output Voltage: 120 V AC Current: 15A Line Current Current: 40kA Surge Current
Physical Characteristics
Dimensions: 4" Height x 2.5" Width x 2.5" Depth
Warranty
Standard Warranty: Lifetime
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Features
- RFI/EMI noise filtering
- Ideal protection for computers and high-end electronic equipment
- Provides instantaneous surge suppression of up to 600 joules
- Perfect for protecting remote subwoofers.
- All-metal housing
Product Description
Isobar ISOBLOK2-0 2 Outlets Surge Suppressor is ideal for protecting audio/visual devices and printers. This premium direct plug-in surge suppressor features 2 outlets, diagnostic LED, and 600 joules of energy absorption.
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Customer reviews
Surge protector by .. MightyMite (Ham Lake, Minnesota United States)
The problems that I had before its use included glitches from power spikes. The product now cleaned up the power to my equipment and I no longer have any power related problems. It is kind of clunky, though, as the thing sticks out so far, but it is held fast using the center screw. I recommend, now, going with the corded model quad; much better.