Kensington
Kensington SmartSockets K62144NA 6-Outlet 8ft 1260J Surge Protector
Provides six protected outlets with 1260 joules of surge suppression over an 8-foot cord
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- Protects equipment from power spikes with 1260 joule rating
- 6 colour-coded outlets simplify cord management and device identification
- 8-foot cord with right-angled plug allows flexible placement
- Phone and fax line protection guards connected data lines
- $25,000 connected equipment warranty backs the surge protector
6-Outlet Surge Protector for Office Electronics
This Kensington surge protector provides six AC outlets and an 8-foot cord rated at 1260 joules for suppressing voltage spikes. It operates at 240 volts and uses a right-angled plug to fit behind desks or server racks. The unit is intended for workstations, networking gear and peripheral clusters that need basic surge defence.
Colour-Coded Rings and Phone/Fax Ports
Each outlet has a colour-coded ring with matching labels so you can identify connected equipment at a glance and keep cords organised. A built-in phone/fax protection port shields modem or fax lines from transients on the telephone network. These features simplify cable management and extend protection beyond the AC outlets.
Check Cord Length and Connected-Equipment Coverage
Verify that the 8-foot cord reaches your wall socket without strain and that the right-angled plug clears nearby furniture. The manufacturer offers a limited connected-equipment warranty up to 25000, so confirm the terms apply to your devices before relying on it. Ensure the 1260-joule rating matches the exposure level of your installation.
Highlights
- Protects equipment from power spikes with 1260 joule rating
- 6 colour-coded outlets simplify cord management and device identification
- 8-foot cord with right-angled plug allows flexible placement
- Phone and fax line protection guards connected data lines
- $25,000 connected equipment warranty backs the surge protector
Specifications
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Questions about this item
When should the surge protector be replaced after absorbing spikes up to its 1260-joule rating?
Replace the unit once the protection indicator shows the 1260-joule capacity has been exhausted, because the internal components can no longer clamp excess voltage.
What is the first limit reached during a prolonged over-voltage event on the 240-volt circuit?
The 1260-joule energy rating is the limiting factor; once that energy is absorbed the suppressor can no longer protect connected equipment.
How much heat or noise does the K62144NA produce when left plugged in all day?
The strip runs silently and generates negligible heat under normal load because it contains no moving parts or active cooling.
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