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expiredBojjihuntindeals | Staff posted Mar 27, 2023 03:46 PM
Anker Power Strip 2100J 12-Outlet Surge Protector w/ 2x USB A + 1 USB C Port
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"Q: What is the clamping voltage?
A: It is 1200V.
By AnkerDirect in Canada on January 27, 2023"
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"Q: What is the clamping voltage?
A: It is 1200V.
By AnkerDirect in Canada on January 27, 2023"
https://www.rockwallele
https://www.theverge.co
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"Q: What is the clamping voltage?
A: It is 1200V.
By AnkerDirect in Canada on January 27, 2023"
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The white version has a $3.00 coupon, but it normally sells for $2 more at $27.99. So it's only a $1 discount.
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The white version has a $3.00 coupon, but it normally sells for $2 more at $27.99. So it's only a $1 discount.
$28 for one - $67 for three (it was $57 for deal)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B5MC8...794e2
$28 for one - $67 for three (it was $57 for deal)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B5MC8...794e2
Savvy SDers will at least read comments first, but how many do that? Hardly anyone responded to my post, nobody repped, and I wonder if I'm talking into the wind here.
For those savvy comment-readers who want to know what a higher-end surge protector looks like, see model TLP1208TELTV: https://www.amazon.com/Tripp-Lite...0035PQGK
150V clamping voltage so it blocks surges if the grid goes more than a little out of spec (in North America it's about 120 volts at your wall socket). 2880 joules so it can take more beatings before failing. (All surge protectors need to be replaced eventually, because they wear out.) https://electronics.how
It's $55. Not cheap, but you'd use it with expensive electronics, or with anything where if it breaks, it will affect you way more than $55, like a critical computer you use every day for work and personal use.
For less-important gear you can just get a medium-grade surge protector, 330V clamping voltage and a decent joules rating. Example: the $35 model TLP1006B at https://www.amazon.com/Tripp-Lite...B06WLPC7
Using crappy surge protectors is like having sex with a condom with a hole in it. If there is no pregnancy/STD then it doesn't mean the condom worked, it means you got lucky.
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Savvy SDers will at least read comments first, but how many do that? Hardly anyone responded to my post, nobody repped, and I wonder if I'm talking into the wind here.
For those savvy comment-readers who want to know what a higher-end surge protector looks like, see model TLP1208TELTV: https://www.amazon.com/Tripp-Lite...0035PQGK
150V clamping voltage so it blocks surges if the grid goes more than a little out of spec (in North America it's about 120 volts at your wall socket). 2880 joules so it can take more beatings before failing. (All surge protectors need to be replaced eventually, because they wear out.) https://electronics.how
It's $55. Not cheap, but you'd use it with expensive electronics, or with anything where if it breaks, it will affect you way more than $55, like a critical computer you use every day for work and personal use.
For less-important gear you can just get a medium-grade surge protector, 330V clamping voltage and a decent joules rating. Example: the $35 model TLP1006B at https://www.amazon.com/Tripp-Lite...B06WLPC7
Using crappy surge protectors is like having sex with a condom with a hole in it. If there is no pregnancy/STD then it doesn't mean the condom worked, it means you got lucky.
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