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Prime Members: 11-Outlet APC 2880 Joule Surge Protector Power Strip with USB Ports (P11U2MP10) on sale for
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Product Details:
- 2880 Joules surge protector power strip
- 11 outlet surge protector power strip with 2 USB Charging Ports (2.4A shared)
- Flat-end 90 degree space saving plug; 6 foot power cord
- L-N 400V. L-G 500V. N-G 500V
- Lifetime warranty and 250,000 dollars connected-equipment protection policy
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Clamping Voltage rating: (from the internet)
APC P11U2MP10: (updated)
Line to Neutral - 400 V
Line to Ground - 500 V
Neutral to Ground - 500 V
Belkin SRA09: (updated)
Line to Neutral - 400 V
Line to Ground - 500 V
Neutral to Ground - 500 V
Source 1
Clamping voltage is the voltage at which a surge begins to work by conducting electricity to the ground line. A lower clamping voltage indicates better protection, but a shorter life expectancy.
Source 2
Clamping voltage is the voltage that will cause the MOV to conduct electricity to the ground line. A lower clamping voltage indicates better protection. There are three levels of protection in the UL rating, 330V, 400V, and 500V. Generally, a clamping voltage more than 400V is too high.
Source 3
The lower the (clamping) voltage, the better the protection. It doesn't matter how many joules your surge protector has. If it has a high clamping voltage, even a small power surge can still damage your devices.
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APC P11U2MP10
• 2880 joules
• Lifetime warranty
• Lead, mercury free
Belkin SRA09
• 3940 joules
• 2-year warranty
• 12 AC outlets
Personally, I prefer the APC design and form factor. I also like the more durable sturdy appearance.
However, Belkin does have a more elegant look and less industrial appearance.
https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasi...B0
L-N: 330V, L-G: 400V, N-G: 400V
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its rebadge of the old apc design minus usb ports
https://www.amazon.com/APC-10-Out...B079BPZ6P
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Had a APC G5 Rack Power Filter. Had my second Home Theater System in my Loft connected to it.
82" Sony, PS5, Xbox One, Switch, Apple TV, Sonos Arc/Sub, Echo Show, ASUS ZenWiFi ET12 AP, 2.5GB Switch.
My main living room has a G5 for my Optoma UST projector, Arcam receiver, Apple TV, BlueOS, Sonos Connect, etc.
Had a Brown out… fried the APC in my loft. My living room was fine. My Home Theater Systems were fine. Thank you APC for the awesome protection. Called APC. I told them what happened, she asked me what unit I was using, told her the G5, she thanked me for using APC. Asked for my address. Received a New one 3 to 4 days later.
P.s. in both systems, I have one G5 for each and each with the APC surge protector shown here to power and protect all my equipment. The most expensive equipment is connected to the G5's.
I'm picking up another one of these APCs
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