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APC 12-Outlet 4320 Joule Surge Protector Power Strip w/ 2 USB Ports Expired
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Amazon has APC 12-Outlet 4320 Joule Surge Protector Power Strip w/ 2 USB Ports (P12U2) on sale for $26.24. Shipping is free.
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Product Info:
- 4320 Joules surge protector
- 12 outlet surge protector power strip
- 6-foot power cord with straight 3 prong plug
- 2 USB ports provide 2.4Amps of charging power
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APC Surge Protector Power Strip with USB Ports, P12U2, 4320 Joule, 12 Outlet Surge Protector
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| Product Name: | APC Surge Protector Power Strip with USB Ports, P12U2, 4320 Joule, 12 Outlet Surge Protector |
| Manufacturer: | APC |
| Model Number: | P12U2 |
| Product SKU: | B079BTBMS2 |
| UPC: | 731304336563 |
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Last Edited by atari
January 9, 2023
at
05:54 AM
"A surge protector can restrict, or "clamp," voltage across the three legs between these components: L-N, L-G, and N-G. This model offers 330 volts (V) of clamping across the main line-neutral leg, the most critical place to block surges. It has 400V clamping across the two grounded legs. While protection remains active, the APC model bathes the word "protected" in green light. When the MOVs eventually fail, the light will go out and power will stop flowing to the AC outlets. (Oddly, these clamping voltages can't be found in the manual or product page, but are "printed" in black-on-black tiny molded type on the unit's underside.)"
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According to this page [techhive.com]. This model offers 330 volts (V) of clamping across the main line-neutral leg, the most critical place to block surges. It has 400V clamping across the two grounded legs.
https://www.homedepot.c
It is 330V for Clamp. ON the homedepot page APC support states just as much and it is baked on the back of the protector.
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Emphasis mine.
Emphasis mine.
I'm in the market for one because my UPS recently died, and although I do intend to replace it, upon doing some research it turns out that it and other consumer level UPS's only provide a bit over 1000 joules of protection, while Wirecutter's top rec, the Tripp-Lite, offers nearly 3000 joules (the APC offers even more at over 4000).
What I'm wondering though is whether it's wise to put a surge protector such as the Tripp-Lite in series with a UPS, and if so before or after it, to get the benefit of a UPS as well as more power protection. Most UPS makers say to not do this, but some say that it's ok. So I'm confused. The specific UPS I'll probably get is the CyberPower 1350VA pure sine wave, which is the one I had and which they're replacing for free.
I'm thinking put this before the UPS and don't use the other outlets for anything with a high load, so an 8W LED or phone charger should be ok.
There's also this Tripp-Lite, which is $35 and offers 4300 joules protection:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DFR56T2
Btw Eaton, the company that owns Tripp-Lite, is one of the UPS makers that says it's ok to put a surge protector before a UPS:
https://www.eaton.com/us/en-us/su...essor.html
https://www.homedepot.c
It is 330V for Clamp. ON the homedepot page APC support states just as much and it is baked on the back of the protector.
Picked it up from Home Depot and shipped to my home for free delivery eta 1/11
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