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expired Posted by PurpleFruit402 • Apr 23, 2023
Apr 23, 2023 8:20 AM
Amazon: Belkin Power Strip Surge Protector (12 Outlets / 8' Cord)
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Clamping Voltage: L-N: 400V, L-G: 500V, N-G: 500V
At 400V your device is receiving over 3 times the nominal 120V it is designed for. If your'e looking for a model with 330V clamping voltage, Monoprice has this one: https://www.monoprice.c
I have 6+ of these around the house and they're still fine. The plastic clips are gone as are some of the inner slideouts in the outlets, but I haven't had any issues.
The spacing is decent. Not a fan of the angled wall connector, but that's how a lot power strips are these days.
I can't speak to the surge protection anymore as I got a whole house surge protector installed and most of my sensitive equipment is behind a UPS now, but haven't had any issues with them.
For reference, I bought these for $30 in 2015...
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Under the surge protector Q&A, a Belkin rep posted that the clamping for this is 330v
"The Clamping Voltage, its circuit breaker will trip when the power spike reaches 330V.
Belkin, International Manufacturer · April 9, 2015"
https://www.amazon.com/ask/questi...wered=
I believe the "UL 1449 500V (3-Line)" spec is the minimum passable test spec UL puts things through to get listed
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Under the surge protector Q&A, a Belkin rep posted that the clamping for this is 330v
"The Clamping Voltage, its circuit breaker will trip when the power spike reaches 330V.
Belkin, International Manufacturer · April 9, 2015"
https://www.amazon.com/ask/questi...wered=
I believe the "UL 1449 500V (3-Line)" spec is the minimum passable test spec UL puts things through to get listed
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That was pretty much the reason why I buy Belkin brand surge protectors.
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Clamping Voltage: L-N: 400V, L-G: 500V, N-G: 500V
At 400V your device is receiving over 3 times the nominal 120V it is designed for. If your'e looking for a model with 330V clamping voltage, Monoprice has this one: https://www.monoprice.c
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