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Rectangular black metal power conditioner with NEMA 5-15P plug and three NEMA 5-15R outlets

SURGEX

SURGEX EV-12015 IC Line Conditioner accessory

SKU CH-8QZD-KK8ZR MPN EV-12015 IC

A 15 A line conditioner with three NEMA 5-15R outlets protects against surge, EMI, RFI, inrush current, over and under voltage, wiring faults and AC noise

  • TypeLine Conditioner
  • SpecificationsCurrent: 15 A Frequency: 60 Hz Input Voltage: 120 V AC Plug/
  • FeaturesSurgeX enVision Power Conditioning System - Surge, AC Noise,
  • Protects connected equipment from surge events with multi-mode protection
  • Delivers clean power by filtering AC noise and EMI/RFI interference
  • Prevents damage from voltage irregularities including over and under voltage conditions
  • Manages inrush current at startup with zero voltage turn-on technology
  • Supports three devices via NEMA 5-15R outlets on a 15 A circuit

Line Conditioner for 15 A Circuits

The SurgeX EV-12015 IC is a line conditioner rated for 15 A at 120 V AC and 60 Hz. It connects via a NEMA 5-15P plug and provides three NEMA 5-15R receptacles for protected equipment. The unit targets audio, video and IT gear that requires clean, stable power.

Sustained Protection Across Multiple Threats

The enVision system continuously filters AC noise and EMI/RFI while clamping surges and correcting over-voltage and under-voltage conditions. Inrush-current limiting and zero-voltage turn-on reduce stress on connected power supplies during start-up. Wiring-fault detection alerts users to unsafe building wiring before damage occurs.

Upgrade From Basic Surge Strips

This conditioner replaces simple surge strips that only clamp voltage spikes without regulating sags or filtering line noise. The jump is worth it when equipment suffers from intermittent glitches, audible hum or premature power-supply wear caused by dirty mains power. It is not for installations needing battery backup or voltage conversion.

Highlights

  • Protects connected equipment from surge events with multi-mode protection
  • Delivers clean power by filtering AC noise and EMI/RFI interference
  • Prevents damage from voltage irregularities including over and under voltage conditions
  • Manages inrush current at startup with zero voltage turn-on technology
  • Supports three devices via NEMA 5-15R outlets on a 15 A circuit

Specifications

BrandSURGEX
ModelEV-12015 IC
TypeLine Conditioner
SpecificationsCurrent: 15 A
Frequency: 60 Hz
Input Voltage: 120 V AC
Plug/Connector Type: NEMA 5-15P
Protection Type: AC Noise, EMI / RFI, Inrush Current, Over Voltage, Surge, Under Voltage, Wiring Fault, Zero Voltage Turn-on
Receptacles: 3 x NEMA 5-15R
FeaturesSurgeX enVision Power Conditioning System - Surge, AC Noise, Over Voltage, Under Voltage, Inrush Current, EMI / RFI, Wiring Fault, Zero Voltage Turn-on protection - NEMA 5-15R - 120 V AC Input
Shipping weight1.25 kg
Package size422 × 168 × 67 mm

Questions about this item

How much heat or noise does the 15 A line conditioner add when running continuously?

The unit has no fans or moving parts, so it produces no audible noise and negligible heat while conditioning power for connected equipment.

What existing outlet and plug type are required to install the NEMA 5-15P input?

A standard North American 120 V AC wall receptacle (NEMA 5-15R) is all that is needed; the conditioner plugs directly into it.

Will the three NEMA 5-15R outlets protect older gear that lacks built-in surge protection?

Yes, each outlet delivers the same SurgeX enVision protection — surge, over/under voltage, inrush current, EMI/RFI, wiring fault and zero-voltage turn-on — to any legacy device plugged in.

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