is this considered a filtered power strip?
1174190
The description given for this product can be confusing when it refers to "line noise." These inexpensive strips usually use devices called Metal Oxide Varistors to prevent voltage spikes above a predetermined threshold while they last. If you need a cleaner filter, a "power conditioner/line conditioner" might be what you are looking for. They contain additional circuitry to filter out ripple and unwanted frequencies for more demanding applications such as for pro audio equipment as an example. The TLP602 is not that. When I see "filtered power strip" I think power conditioner. Hope this helps.
201191
Honestly I don't even know. I cannot get 3 of the outlets on one side of the plug in to work at all. I am actually looking for a replacement for this power strip at we speak. It looks like a nice one, but it really didn't meet my needs. I used it for my tv, wireless router, printer, sound bar, PS3, DVR box and Modem. I cannot plug all those into this unit and expect them all to power up. I have to use a cheap Target plug in also.
1002105
This only filters noise from the device that is connected to the Filter port. For example, I use one on each UPS.
1954723
I use my FilterLinc to cut down the noise given off by my media center, (Playstation, Cablebox, modem, router etc) they all run into a power strip which is plugged in though the PowerLinc. It's worked perfectly over the past year. I'm going to assume that it should also work well for you plugging in a laptop since it's able to handle all the media center equipment just fine.
1792007
Quirky PPVPP-BK01 is a simple power strip. It will say if it is a surge protector (hence more money).
1002107
Just for that device you plug in. For example, I have several recent model APC UPSs for my PCs and TV. So I have one of these filters for each UPS - there's a filtered outlet on the FilterLinc you plug your noisy device in to. Good luck!
1343820
no....it did not have any filters except for the bottom under the power supply. So far it has done fine without any filters in the front two fans. A little build up in the screen but I just wipe it off.
917792
No their is not. It doesn't matter what wattage the device you wish to use as the main (as long as it's not something crazy ie high powered tools, generators etc that will fry the power strip) when you that device is turn the internal circuitry of the power strip will send a response to the other outlets telling them to turn on. If a some or all of your device are not turning on/off at the same time their is a small knob on the side of the strip where you can adjust + or - to make them all work. Most of the time you do not need to touch this as it's very sensitive to adjustments you make.
539663
Hi Daniel, there is a green light which lets you know you are protected (I think this indicates grounded also) and a red amber light on the power switch to let you know the strip is turned on or off.
631759
No it does not come with a power strip. Top comes off, so you can put one in.
928754
I have line filters because I have DSL. Not being terribly technologically talented, not sure if this is what you're asking.
2196576
A plain power strip- -no problem as long as the total combined load does not exceed the rating of the UPS. Plugging a surge protector strip is not recommended.
825938
This is a power strip only, there is no surge suppressor related to this power strip. Fits American style wall plugs only.
1537790
My understanding is that it's only an outlet strip, not a surge suppressor. The 15 amp overcurrent protector (circuit breaker) does not provide transient suppression.
571088
No, because the power strip would degrade the the powerline unit's transmission between your computer and the device connected to the other powerline unit. On the other hand, you can install an ethernet cable between the powerline adapter and a UPS unit equipped with ethernet sockets (not a power strip) and then another ethernet cable between the UPS unit and your computer (or switch) if you want to protect against power surges.
838661
It can't do anything but help. I saw a flat panel's power supply inoperative because of inferior Chinese capacitors that had domed up, and it came back fine with new caps. Would filtered power have helped in that particular case? Who knows? I hear my LE1200 click occasionally, which tells me its relays are doing what they need to do to replace, just for a second or less, "bad" power coming into the outlet to protect my caps and other components. This is NOT an uninterruptible power supply, of course, but a filter against spikey power and brief under- and over-voltage situations. I use these on two TVs and a PC. No way to know for certain what effect they have had, other than my piece of mind, which is worth every penny they get for these jewels.
1604226
These power strips are rated for 125 volts. That is also the plug configuration.