Kensington
Kensington 62144 DUP Surge Protector 520 Joules 330V
Six-outlet strip rated 520 joules and 330 V clamping voltage with EMI/RFI filtration and colour-coded cord management
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- Protects equipment from surges with 520 joules rating
- 330V clamping voltage limits damaging voltage spikes
- EMI/RFI noise filtration delivers cleaner power
- Color-coded rings and cord labels simplify cable management
- Right-angle plug and recessed switch enable easy placement
What this strip protects
The Kensington 62144 DUP surge protector delivers 520 joules of energy absorption and a 330 volt clamping level to guard computers and peripherals against damaging spikes. EMI/RFI noise filtration cleans the power line for steadier operation. Fax and modem connectors extend the same protection to communication gear.
Who should use it and who should not
Home-office users who need basic surge defence for a desktop, monitor and phone line will find the six colour-coded outlets and matching cord labels practical for cable organisation. The right-angle plug and recessed switch fit tight spaces without accidental shut-offs. Builders requiring higher joule ratings, more outlets or whole-house protection should look at heavier-duty units instead.
Capacity and headroom
The 520 joule rating handles everyday transients from switching loads and minor lightning-induced surges on a typical branch circuit. At 330 volts clamping, the strip begins diverting excess voltage early to shield sensitive electronics. It does not replace a UPS for battery backup, nor does it cover sustained over-voltage events or direct lightning strikes.
Highlights
- Protects equipment from surges with 520 joules rating
- 330V clamping voltage limits damaging voltage spikes
- EMI/RFI noise filtration delivers cleaner power
- Color-coded rings and cord labels simplify cable management
- Right-angle plug and recessed switch enable easy placement
Specifications
| Brand | Kensington |
|---|---|
| Color | Gray |
| Shipping weight | 1.02 kg |
| Package size | 451 × 311 × 184 mm |
Questions about this item
What type of wall outlet does the right-angle plug on the Kensington 62144 fit?
The right-angle plug inserts into a standard three-pin mains socket and sits flush against the wall so furniture can be placed close by.
Can the 330 V clamping voltage protect a legacy modem connected through the fax/modem ports?
Yes, the fax/modem connectors pass the same 330 V clamping protection to the telephone line, shielding older dial-up or fax hardware from surges.
How do I confirm the 520 J surge protection is active after plugging in the strip?
The recessed on/off switch illuminates when the strip is powered, indicating the protection circuitry is live and the 520 J rating is in effect.
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