CyberPower
CyberPower CSP806UC18W 8-outlet surge protector 2400 J 800 V clamp 6 ft cord 15 A 2 USB 45° offset
Eight-outlet surge protector with 2400 J suppression, 800 V clamping, 6 ft cord, 15 A breaker and two shared USB ports
- 2400 J surge suppression protects connected equipment
- 800 V clamping voltage limits excess voltage
- 15 A circuit breaker prevents overload damage
- Two USB ports share 3 A for device charging
- 6 ft cord with 45° offset plug fits tight spaces
Eight outlets with offset spacing
This surge protector provides eight NEMA 5-15R outlets arranged with a 45° offset right plug style. The layout accommodates bulky transformer blocks without covering adjacent sockets. A 15 A circuit breaker protects the strip and connected equipment from overloads. Two USB ports share a 3 A output for charging phones or tablets.
Six-foot cord and standard input
A 6 ft (1.8 m) cord with a NEMA 5-15P plug connects to any 120 VAC wall receptacle. The 15 A rating matches common household circuits so no special wiring is required. An illuminated on/off switch controls all outlets at once. The unit is not a UPS and supplies no battery backup during outages.
2400 joule suppression and 800 V clamping
The 2400 J surge suppression rating absorbs transient spikes before they reach connected devices. Clamping voltage is 800 V, limiting the residual let-through voltage during a surge event. EMI/RFI filtering reduces line noise that can disrupt sensitive electronics. Buyers needing battery runtime or automatic voltage regulation should choose a UPS instead.
Highlights
- 2400 J surge suppression protects connected equipment
- 800 V clamping voltage limits excess voltage
- 15 A circuit breaker prevents overload damage
- Two USB ports share 3 A for device charging
- 6 ft cord with 45° offset plug fits tight spaces
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 2400-joule rating hold up during repeated surges over several years?
The 2400-joule rating represents the total energy the protector can absorb before it must be replaced; each surge consumes part of that budget.
Does the unit run warm or make noise when all eight outlets and both USB ports are loaded continuously?
It has no fan and only a passive circuit breaker, so it stays silent and generates negligible heat under normal 15-amp loads.
What wall outlet and circuit are required for the NEMA 5-15P plug and 15-amp breaker?
A standard 120 VAC NEMA 5-15R receptacle on a 15-amp branch circuit is needed for the 45° offset plug and integrated breaker.
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