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HP AG290AA Surge Protector 7-Outlet 2320 Joules 6ft Cord
Seven-outlet surge protector rated at 2320 joules with a 6 ft cord, 330 V clamping voltage and 43 dB EMI/RFI filtration
- Accessory TypeOutlet
- ColorWhite
- 2320-joule capacity absorbs large power surges
- Seven outlets power multiple devices from one strip
- 8-metre cord reaches distant wall sockets
- Right-angle NEMA 5-15P plug fits behind furniture
- 43 dB EMI/RFI filtration reduces line noise
Surge protection for seven devices
This HP surge protector provides seven AC outlets and a 2320 joule energy rating to guard connected electronics against voltage spikes. A 1.8 metre cord with a right-angle NEMA 5-15P plug reaches distant wall sockets easily. Two RJ11 ports extend protection to phone or fax lines. The unit supports a 15 amp, 1875 watt total load at 125V AC.
Home and office users needing basic surge defence
It suits anyone wanting to protect computers, monitors, routers or chargers from everyday power surges and line noise. The 43 dB EMI/RFI filter reduces interference across a 150 kHz to 100 MHz range. Buyers who require USB charging ports, coaxial cable protection or a higher joule rating for severe lightning zones should consider other models.
2320 joule energy absorption capacity
This single figure tells you how much surge energy the device can absorb before it must be replaced. A 330 volt clamping voltage and 6000 volt maximum spike rating define the protection threshold. If your equipment demands a larger energy reserve or a lower clamping voltage, this unit will not meet that requirement.
Highlights
- 2320-joule capacity absorbs large power surges
- Seven outlets power multiple devices from one strip
- 8-metre cord reaches distant wall sockets
- Right-angle NEMA 5-15P plug fits behind furniture
- 43 dB EMI/RFI filtration reduces line noise
Specifications
| Brand | HP |
|---|---|
| Model | BE107200-06 |
| Part Number | BE107200-06 |
| Accessory Type | Outlet |
| Color | White |
Questions about this item
What wall-plug style and cord length does the AG290AA need to reach an outlet?
It has a right-angle NEMA 5-15P plug and a 1.8 m cord, so the strip sits flush against the wall and reaches up to six feet away.
Which step do installers often miss when connecting phone or modem lines through the protector?
The two RJ11 jacks must be wired in series — incoming line to the “In” jack, then a patch cord from “Out” to the device — otherwise the surge path stays open.
How can I tell when the 2320-joule protection has been used up and the strip needs replacing?
The protection-status LED will go out once the MOVs have absorbed their rated energy; at that point the strip still powers devices but no longer clamps surges.
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