Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Monoprice Inc.
Six protected outlets and coaxial line protection with a 1080 joule rating and a green status indicator on a four-foot cord
This Monoprice 109199 surge protector provides six AC outlets and a coaxial line protector for cable or satellite connections. A green indicator light shows active surge protection and goes dark once the internal circuitry is consumed. The unit includes four keyhole slots for wall or surface mounting.
Home-office users who want to safeguard a computer, monitor and modem from voltage spikes will find the outlet count and coaxial port practical. Builders requiring higher joule ratings, additional USB charging ports or a longer power cord should look at other models.
The 1080 joule rating handles everyday surges from switching loads and minor grid fluctuations. It is not intended for areas with frequent severe lightning strikes or industrial-grade power disturbances where the protection would be exhausted quickly.
| Brand | Monoprice |
|---|---|
| Model | 109199 |
| Part Number | 109199 |
| Features | This model includes six protected power outlets |
You need a standard three-prong AC wall outlet to accept the 4-foot cord on this Monoprice 109199 unit.
The coaxial/RF line protection passes the signal through while clamping voltage spikes, so an older modem will continue to work normally.
The clear plastic tab on the side illuminates green while protection is active; if the light goes out, the circuitry has been consumed and the strip should be replaced.
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