Tripp Lite SUPER7 $19.99 Surge Suppressor:
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/a...d/a0009015
$19.99 - possibly 10% cashback on click through sites.... and 5% cashback on Paypal through Chase and there should be a additional extra 5% Chase Dell offer valid for another three days.
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Lifetime warranty with $75,000 Ultimate Lifetime Insurance
Clamping level: 150 V RMS
Certified to meet strict UL standards
Lower Clamping voltage is better - it's hard to find one with a legit certified 150V Clamping Voltage.
Tripp Lite says 2160 Joules, though Dell site says 2350 Joules
https://www.tripplite.com/protect...ing~super7
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What is so great about this, is the clamping voltage.
It's the most important spec that tells you how well your expensive equipment will be protected. Your multi thousand dollar OLED TV or your expensive receiver, etc.
Many surge protectors do not even list this spec, or they list it in hard to find places in tiny letters. The lower the clamping voltage - the better. Anything lower than 400V is great.
There are a lot of arguments against this model being truly 150V, but that doesn't matter because the bigger picture is that it is at least 300V, which is pretty low, in fact, 300V is great!
It is definitely not just a 'power strip', which by definition does not provide any protection.
Joules rating is not as important as clamping voltage, but at over 2K Jules, that is also great.
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There are a lot of arguments against this model being truly 150V, but that doesn't matter because the bigger picture is that it is at least 300V, which is pretty low, in fact, 300V is great!
The clamping voltage is 150V but it's a sine wave that alternates from positive to negative voltage. So, the peak voltage is 150V or -150V. Add them together and you get 300V.
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