Digital Energy
Digital Energy video accessory
A 12-outlet surge protector delivering 4200 joules of protection, two 4.2 A USB ports, coaxial and RJ11/45 safeguards, a flat plug and a 6 ft 14 AWG cord
- 4200-joule surge rating protects home theatre and office gear
- 12 AC outlets plus two 4.2 A USB ports charge devices without extra bricks
- Flat plug and 6 ft 14 AWG cord fit tight spaces and reach distant sockets
- Coaxial RJ11 and RJ45 ports guard phone Ethernet and cable lines
- ETL listed to UL 1363 and UL 1449 for verified North American safety
12-Outlet Surge Protector with USB
This 12-outlet surge protector delivers 4200 joules of protection for home theatres, computers, gaming consoles and networking gear. It includes two USB ports supplying up to 4.2 amps total for direct device charging. A 6-foot 14/3 AWG cord with a flat plug connects to AC 125 V 15 A circuits. The unit is ETL listed to UL 1363 and UL 1449 standards.
Suited for Multi-Device Stations.
The six widely spaced outlets accept bulky adapters without blocking neighbouring sockets, making it ideal for desks and entertainment centres. Coaxial, RJ11 and RJ45 pass-through jacks protect phone, Ethernet and cable lines. An illuminated on/off switch with a built-in circuit breaker cuts power during overloads. Buyers needing higher joule ratings or more USB ports should consider other models.
4200-Joule Rating and Clamping Voltage
The surge energy rating of 4200 joules and a clamping voltage of 500 volts across line-neutral, line-ground and neutral-ground paths determine how much transient energy the strip can absorb before your equipment sees it. This specification is the primary filter for matching the protector to your gear's sensitivity and your area's power quality.
Highlights
- 4200-joule surge rating protects home theatre and office gear
- 12 AC outlets plus two 4.2 A USB ports charge devices without extra bricks
- Flat plug and 6 ft 14 AWG cord fit tight spaces and reach distant sockets
- Coaxial RJ11 and RJ45 ports guard phone Ethernet and cable lines
- ETL listed to UL 1363 and UL 1449 for verified North American safety
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much clearance does the flat plug need behind furniture?
The flat plug sits flush against the wall so the strip can be pushed close to furniture without bending the 6 ft 14/3 AWG cord.
What is the correct order to connect the coaxial and Ethernet protection ports?
Run the incoming coaxial cable into the IN port then out to the modem, and run the Ethernet line through the RJ45 IN/OUT jacks before plugging equipment into the 12 AC outlets.
When should the surge protector be replaced after a major spike?
Replace the unit if the 4200 joule MOV has absorbed a large surge, the 15 A circuit breaker trips repeatedly, or the ETL-listed clamping voltage of 500 V can no longer be verified.
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