Belkin SurgeMaster 6-Outlet Wall-Mount Surge Protector

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The Residence Series from Belkin presents wall mount-direct, plug-in surge protection for your entry-level desktop computers, peripherals, phone/fax/modem, kitchen appliances, common household electronics, and much more. This model boasts 1045 Joules, 45,000 Maximum Spike Amperage, six outlets, and a lifetime 50,000 dollar connected equipment warranty. It also contains a built-in telephone line splitter and filters EMI/RFI noise up to 43 dB reduction. Additionally, this surge protector plugs directly into the wall to keep away from cord challenges.
The Home Series offers wall mount-direct, plug-in surge protection for your entry-level desktop computers, peripherals, telephone/fax/modem, kitchen appliances, normal household electronics, and a lot more. This model boasts 1045 Joules, 45,000 Maximum Spike Amperage,6-outlets, and a lifetime $50,000 Connected Equipment Warranty.
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Technical Details

6-outlet surge protector offers surge protection for your entry-level computers, peripherals, kitchen appliances and more
1045 Joule energy rating provides standard protection for your basic electronic devices
6 surge-protected outlets supply complete protection
Illuminated LEDs indicate your devices are ground and protected
Lifetime warranty; $50,000 connected equipment warranty

Consumer Reviews

I just not too long ago bought this for my Tv and 1 week later a mixup caused 220V to surge throughout the residence for about ten seconds. What happened? Some lights went out, the fridge fully burned out and I need to have a new one, I could smell smoke from anything, but....my Television is perfectly OK.
The surge protector no longer works and now I require another 1, but at least it is less costly than a new Tv. Oh yeah, I'm now choosing units for Everything in the home, and even if it fails, Belkin has a warranty to replace the equipment, what else could a person ask?

On the back of the package, the UL Clamping Voltage is listed as 500V. The package says that for "sensitive electronics," you should really get a clamping voltage rating of 400V or lower. So, the package is telling you that this product is NOT a great option for sensitive electronics.