Monoprice Inc.
Monoprice 135097 6-Outlet Metal Surge Protector 15ft Cord 540 Joules
Six-outlet metal surge protector with 540 joules protection, 40dB EMI/RFI filtering, 15 amp resettable breaker and 15 foot cord
- Features540 joules of surge protection.
- 540 joules of surge protection shields connected equipment
- Rugged aluminium case adds durability and safety
- 40 dB EMI/RFI filtering reduces line noise
- 15 ft cord gives flexible placement options
Six-outlet metal surge protector for desktop
This Monoprice 135097 unit provides six grounded outlets housed in a rugged aluminium case with a 15 foot power cord. It delivers 540 joules of surge protection and includes a 15 amp resettable circuit breaker for overload safety. The plain black design suits professional environments where durable power distribution is required.
Protection limits of the 540 joule rating
A 540 joule rating absorbs moderate transients but will degrade after repeated or large surges, so it cannot guarantee indefinite protection for sensitive servers. The 40 dB EMI/RFI filter reduces common-mode noise but does not eliminate all conducted interference on heavily loaded circuits. Buyers needing higher energy absorption or hospital-grade isolation should consider units with larger joule ratings and dedicated filtering stages.
Highlights
- 540 joules of surge protection shields connected equipment
- Rugged aluminium case adds durability and safety
- 40 dB EMI/RFI filtering reduces line noise
- 15 ft cord gives flexible placement options
Specifications
| Brand | Monoprice |
|---|---|
| Series | 135097 |
| Model | 135097 |
| Features | 540 joules of surge protection. |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 135097 model or a higher-joule unit for my desktop and monitor?
The 135097 delivers 540 joules, which covers typical office desktops and monitors; choose a higher rating only if you protect expensive workstations or home-theatre gear.
How does the 40 dB EMI/RFI filtering help once the strip is plugged in?
It reduces electrical noise on the line by 40 dB, so connected audio, video and network equipment sees cleaner power and fewer glitches.
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