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Black rectangular surge strip with seven grounded outlets and a five-foot power cord

CyberPower

CyberPower P705G 7-outlet surge protector 2100 joules 5ft cord

SKU CH-S8Y0-M6FD5 MPN P705G

Seven-outlet surge protector with 2100 joules of protection, energy-saving master-controlled outlets and a 5 ft cord

  • Outlets7
  • Outlets TypeNEMA 5-15R
  • Cord Length5 Feet
  • Input Voltage125V
  • Input ConnectionsNEMA 5-15P
  • AC Suppression Joule Rating2100 Joules
  • Seven protected outlets including master, always-on and energy-saving sockets
  • 2100 joule rating absorbs large surges to shield connected equipment
  • 5 foot cord and keyhole slots allow flexible desk or wall placement
  • EMI/RFI filtering and 400 V clamping reduce line noise and voltage spikes
  • Impact-resistant casing with automatic shutdown protects the strip itself

Surge protector with seven outlets

The CyberPower P705G provides seven NEMA 5-15R outlets and a five-foot cord for home or office power distribution. It delivers 2100 joules of surge suppression using metal oxide varistor technology and EMI/RFI noise filtering. The unit carries UL1449 3rd Edition and cUL certifications with RoHS compliance. A black impact-resistant casing includes keyhole slots for wall mounting.

Master-controlled energy saving design

This strip suits users who want automatic peripheral shutdown when a master device powers down or enters standby. Four energy-saving outlets cut power to connected equipment while two always-on outlets keep routers or modems running. A threshold switch adjusts the sensitivity of the master outlet detection. Buyers needing every outlet to remain permanently live should consider a basic surge strip without master-controlled switching.

2100 joule protection rating

The 2100 joule rating indicates the total energy the suppressor can absorb before replacement is needed. Clamping voltage is 400 volts across line-neutral, line-ground and neutral-ground modes. Automatic shutdown activates when protection capacity is exhausted. This specification determines whether the unit matches the surge exposure level of the installation environment.

Highlights

  • Seven protected outlets including master, always-on and energy-saving sockets
  • 2100 joule rating absorbs large surges to shield connected equipment
  • 5 foot cord and keyhole slots allow flexible desk or wall placement
  • EMI/RFI filtering and 400 V clamping reduce line noise and voltage spikes
  • Impact-resistant casing with automatic shutdown protects the strip itself

Specifications

BrandCYBERPOWER SYSTEMS USA
SeriesEssential Surge Protectors
ModelP705G
Outlets7
Outlets TypeNEMA 5-15R
Cord Length5 Feet
Input Voltage125V
Input ConnectionsNEMA 5-15P
AC Suppression Joule Rating2100 Joules
EMI/RFI Noise FilterYes
Clamping Voltage400V
Protection ModesL-N, L-G and N-G
CertificationsUL1449 3rd Edition
cUL
RoHS Compliant
ColorBlack
FeaturesMetal Oxide Varistor (MOV) Technology
Threshold Switch
Automatic Shutdown
Energy-Saving Outlets
Transformer-Spaced Outlet
Keyhole Slots
Impact-Resistant Casing
Unit Weight1.34
Shipping weight0.64 kg
Package size356 × 127 × 51 mm

Questions about this item

Does the P705G include mounting hardware or only the surge strip with its 5-foot cord?

The unit ships with the surge protector and its attached 5-foot NEMA 5-15P cord; keyhole slots are built into the casing for wall mounting, but screws or anchors are not supplied.

Should I choose the 2100-joule P705G or a lower-rated model for a desktop PC and monitor?

For a typical desktop and monitor the 2100-joule rating provides a solid margin against surges; a lower-rated strip would protect the same devices but with less energy-absorption capacity before the MOVs degrade.

What does the 400 V clamping voltage mean when the strip is protecting my equipment?

It means the protector begins diverting excess voltage to ground once the line exceeds roughly 400 volts, limiting the spike that reaches your connected devices.

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