Interex By Tripp-Lite
Interex By Tripp-Lite TLP712 7-Outlet 12ft 1080 Joule Surge Protector
Seven-outlet surge suppressor with a 12-foot cord and 1080-joule protection rating for desktop computers and accessories
- 7 outlets with 3 transformer-spaced sockets
- 12-foot cord reaches distant wall sockets
- Diagnostic LEDs show wiring faults and suppressor status
- 1080 joules absorb damaging voltage spikes
- Keyhole tabs allow neat wall or desk mounting
Economical AC surge suppression for workstations
The Interex by Tripp-Lite TLP712 provides standard surge suppression for desktop PCs, telecom systems and other sensitive electronics at AC 120 V. It protects connected equipment from transient surges and line noise with a 1000 joules rating. The unit includes 7 total NEMA 5-15 outlets and a 12-foot input cord. Three outlets are designated for transformer plugs.
Circuit breaker protection and diagnostic LEDs
A built-in circuit breaker provides overload protection for the suppressor and connected devices. Diagnostic LEDs warn of wiring problems such as open ground or reverse polarity and indicate if the suppressor has been damaged. The white enclosure measures 11.3 Inch in depth, 2.1 Inch in width and 1.5 Inch in height. Keyhole mounting tabs allow secure placement on a wall or under a desk.
Keyhole mounting and transformer-spaced outlets
The keyhole mounting tabs enable permanent installation without tools, keeping the unit stable on vertical or horizontal surfaces. Three widely spaced outlets accommodate bulky transformer blocks without blocking adjacent sockets. The 12-foot cord offers flexible positioning relative to the wall outlet. A limited lifetime warranty covers the suppressor itself.
Highlights
- 7 outlets with 3 transformer-spaced sockets
- 12-foot cord reaches distant wall sockets
- Diagnostic LEDs show wiring faults and suppressor status
- 1080 joules absorb damaging voltage spikes
- Keyhole tabs allow neat wall or desk mounting
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I mount the TLP712 and what step do people miss?
Use the keyhole tabs on the white housing to hang it on screws; the step people miss is leaving enough slack in the 12-foot cord so the unit sits flat without tension on the NEMA 5-15 plug.
What part will need replacement after extended use?
The internal surge suppression components rated at 1000 joules degrade with each transient event; once the diagnostic LED indicates suppressor damage the whole unit must be replaced.
What limit appears first during a long surge event?
The 1000 joule absorption capacity is the first limit reached under sustained transient energy; after that the circuit breaker may trip at 15 amps if the load exceeds its rating.
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