What is the difference between this Surge "with Cap" and the regular black oxide Surge (#830278) ? Thanks!
351104
The ones with the cap crimper are used for EOD applications and the like with explosives
351105
Cap refers to a "Cap Crimper", if you look above the wire cutters and the wrench part of the pliers there is an inset half-circle on each of the pliers near the top, it allows you to crimp a cable, so if you work with cabling a lot such as co-axial cable, you can finish new cables by using this part of the tool on the end of the connector so it stays firmly attached to the cable. If you are still unsure what I am describing, look up "cable crimping" and you will see what I mean. Hope this helped.
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One is bronze, the other is black.I've got 2 smaller black ones of the same general type with screw on clips, and one bronze one of this size with those same screw on clips. There may be some with the snap on clip, but I'd bet that's more just a product change the happened at some point rather than a specific difference between the color types (since, as you note, even in the product pic the black one has the screw on clip). The price differences are going to come from the fact that they are often going to be from different sellers, whichever one has whichever one in stock at the best price for that specific flashlight. From what I can tell, it seems like you're just simply picking which color you'd prefer. One is bronze, the other is black.I've got 2 smaller black ones of the same general type with screw on clips, and one bronze one of this size with those same screw on clips. There may be some with the snap on clip, but I'd bet that's more just a product change the happened at some point rather than a specific difference between the color types (since, as you note, even in the product pic the black one has the screw on clip). The price differences are going to come from the fact that they are often going to be from different sellers, whichever one has whichever one in stock at... » Read More One is bronze, the other is black.I've got 2 smaller black ones of the same general type with screw on clips, and one bronze one of this size with those same screw on clips. There may be some with the snap on clip, but I'd bet that's more just a product change the happened at some point rather than a specific difference between the color types (since, as you note, even in the product pic the black one has the screw on clip). The price differences are going to come from the fact that they are often going to be from different sellers, whichever one has whichever one in stock at the best price for that specific flashlight. From what I can tell, it seems like you're just simply picking which color you'd prefer. « Show Less
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Actually, that's a good question! In other words, once a surge is encountered does, #1: the device re-function as an electrical line connection?, and, #2: does it re-function as a surge protector? I honestly can't for sure answer either one of those questions. I usually use these devices, in-line with other surge protection, and once in a while use them in the field, for my laptop computers as the primary surge protection. So, insofar as the field work is concerned, I really don't know if I've ever encountered a surge to test the efficiency of the protection, ie re-function of the device?!
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On the "Technology Research Website" they give some specs but the not the most important "clamping voltage" which I found through reading various sites. The joules rating is 510 but a low joules rating is not necessarily an indicator of an inferior product as wikipedia's reasonably good article discusses. Response time is usually very good for MOV types as I think this is since MOV is the least expensive design (wikipedia again:) Thats what I've learned so far. This product also looks more promising than the similarly priced & rated product that doesn't claim protection but only says "Surge Status Indicator" So I haven't decided to buy yet myself but hope the info helps others who are interested. P.S. I just called tech support at 800 780-4324 and was told the clamping voltage on this model is 700 volts. I have read that 400 or less is best on some sites about surge protection. The manuals for their other models show a lower clamping voltage and may be better.
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The easy cap had been removed my computer some time ago and I don't remember. Don't buy this unless you are a very experienced computer user. The drivers that were supplied didn't work and the software was outdated and no longer supported. Good Luck
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I wish I could help. Here is the spec sheet on it and there is no information on the amp rating, just the surge protection. http://media.accobrandspartner.com/datasheets/datasheet2012.aspx?sku=K62634&langua;ge=us&country;=us&sow;=1&hrp;=1&brandID;=6
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Yes, I wiped off the excess black oxide the minute I got it, never had a problem since. If you buy the bit extender and the spare bits assortment, you'll need to take a second to wipe those down too. It was terribly exhausting. <sarcasm specifically aimed at the whiny people>I've also had a ton of compliments from other techs. "Dude! Where did you get that!?" lol
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I have both and they are nearly identical. The newer one is a little more compact and the cap screws on and off instead of just pulling off.
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Yup. The Super tool and Surge are the same length and width. Surge is just an 1/8th inch thicker. It'll fit perfect.
1566500
Yes, they are available in black, although apparently not on Amazon. Look for Leviton part numbers T5280-E (surge) or T7280-E (surge + alarm).
258011
not sure. I think at HAS A BUILT IN SURGE SUPPRESOR. HAD IT FOR 6 MOS. LOVE IT AND EASY TO USE.
677911
I haven't personally tested, but I don't see any black rubber ring in the screw cap. I would say it is not.
767142
That particular part is not in this surge suppressor, unless it is internal. This product is very heavy duty for a residential unit, includes ports for coaxial and telephone to protect that wiring as well. Judging from the weight of the unit, I would suspect that there are some large capacitors inside as well as the electronic circuitry to divert spikes and surges.
1179588
Not sure where you saw that. Surge watts 10,000 Rated would be less. Somewhere around 8500
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I don't have any experience with the 880 or Surge but as I understand it a drop of this oil on any C02 cartridge tip (where it will be punctured) helps keep the internals in good working order.
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Hey Karen, The underside of the product reads that it is a "Surge Protective Device 50E8 A414657H1". I am not quite sure if this helps.Shane
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Hi , Sorry for confusion . The cap should be push type ,we will updated this accordingly .