DITEK
DITEK 8-Outlet Surge Protector 120V Fax/Modem/Phone 6ft Cord
Eight-outlet strip with RJ11 jack protects fax, modem and phone lines at 120V
- Input Voltage120V
- Protection ModesFax/Modem/Phone
- 8 outlets power multiple devices from one strip
- 6 ft cord reaches distant wall sockets easily
- RJ11 jack protects fax, modem and phone lines
- 120 V rating matches standard North American power
8-Outlet Surge Protector with RJ11 Protection
The DITEK DK-8FF provides eight grounded outlets for 120V equipment and a single RJ11 modular jack to shield fax, modem or phone lines from transient voltage. A six-foot cord connects the strip to the wall receptacle, making it suited for desk or rack environments where both power and data paths need protection.
Protection limited to 120V circuits
The suppressor operates only on 120V mains and covers one telephone-style line pair through its RJ11 port. It does not address higher-voltage supplies, multi-pair data cables or Ethernet connections, so installers requiring protection for those interfaces must add separate devices.
Highlights
- 8 outlets power multiple devices from one strip
- 6 ft cord reaches distant wall sockets easily
- RJ11 jack protects fax, modem and phone lines
- 120 V rating matches standard North American power
Specifications
| Brand | DITEK |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 120V |
| Protection Modes | Fax/Modem/Phone |
Questions about this item
Which version of this 8-outlet surge protector should I choose?
The only version listed is the DK-8FF model with eight outlets, a 6 ft cord and an RJ11 jack for fax, modem or phone line protection.
What does the 120 V rating mean once the strip is plugged in?
It means the protector is designed for standard 120 V North American mains power and will clamp surges on that voltage.
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