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CyberPower

CyberPower CSB706 Surge Protector 7 Outlets 1500 Joules 6 ft

SKU CH-EY2V-AMD8Z MPN CSB706

Seven NEMA 5-15R outlets deliver 1,500 joules of surge protection with EMI/RFI filtering and a 6 ft cord

  • Outlets7
  • Outlets TypeNEMA 5-15R
  • Cord Length6 Feet
  • Input Voltage125V
  • AC Suppression Joule Rating1,500 Joules
  • EMI/RFI Noise Filter150 KHz to 100 MHz
  • Protects seven devices from power spikes with 1500 joules surge rating
  • Six-foot cord reaches distant wall sockets for flexible placement
  • EMI/RFI filtering from 150 KHz to 100 MHz cleans line noise
  • 400 V clamping voltage and sub-nanosecond response guard sensitive electronics
  • UL1363 and UL1449 3rd Edition certified for verified safety compliance

Home and office surge protector

The CyberPower CSB706 provides seven NEMA 5-15R outlets and a six-foot cord for desktop computers, printers and consumer electronics. Its 1500 joule rating and MOV technology guard connected devices against line abnormalities and lightning surges. A 15 amp circuit breaker adds over-current protection.

Practical limits of the 1500 joule rating

The suppressor clamps at 400 volts and responds in under one nanosecond across line-neutral, line-ground and neutral-ground modes. Maximum surge current reaches 60000 amps total, with 30000 amps line-neutral and 15000 amps each for line-ground and neutral-ground. EMI and RFI filtering covers 150 kilohertz to 100 megahertz.

Deciding specification: joule rating

A 1500 joule capacity suits typical home and office equipment but may be insufficient for high-value workstations or server gear that demand higher energy absorption. Buyers protecting sensitive networking hardware or multiple monitors should verify the rating against their equipment requirements. The unit carries UL1363 and UL1449 third edition certifications.

Highlights

  • Protects seven devices from power spikes with 1500 joules surge rating
  • Six-foot cord reaches distant wall sockets for flexible placement
  • EMI/RFI filtering from 150 KHz to 100 MHz cleans line noise
  • 400 V clamping voltage and sub-nanosecond response guard sensitive electronics
  • UL1363 and UL1449 3rd Edition certified for verified safety compliance

Specifications

BrandCyberPower
SeriesEssential
ModelCSB706
Outlets7
Outlets TypeNEMA 5-15R
Cord Length6 Feet
Input Voltage125V
AC Suppression Joule Rating1,500 Joules
EMI/RFI Noise Filter150 KHz to 100 MHz
Clamping Voltage400V
Protection ModesL-N, L-G and N-G
CertificationsUL1363 / UL1449 3rd Edition, cUL, RoHS
ColorBlack
SpecificationSurge Protection & Filtering
Maximum Surge Current: 60,000 amps
Maximum Surge Current H-N: 30,000 amps
Maximum Surge Current H-G: 15,000 amps
Maximum Surge Current N-G: 15,000 amps
Response Time: < 1 nanosecond
Attenuation: Up to 32 dB
Switch: Non Lighted On / Off - Reset
Plug Style: Right Angle
Circuit Breaker: 15A
Keyhole Mounting Slots: Yes
Features7 Surge Protected Outlets
1500 Joules of Surge Protection
6 ft. Cord
MOV Surge Protection
15A Circuit Breaker
EMI/RFI Noise Filters
Unit Weight1.25 lbs.
Shipping weight0.76 kg
Package size349 × 102 × 57 mm

Questions about this item

How many outlets does the CSB706 provide?

The CSB706 provides seven NEMA 5-15R outlets, each protected by the unit's surge suppression circuitry.

What does the 1500 joule rating mean for my equipment?

The 1500 joule rating indicates the total energy the suppressor can absorb before its protective components degrade, covering spikes on line-neutral, line-ground and neutral-ground paths.

What clamping voltage does the 1500 joule unit enforce?

The suppressor clamps transient voltage at 400 volts, limiting the spike that reaches connected devices while the MOVs divert excess energy to ground.

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