If it has surge protection, how many Joules (watt-seconds) of surge protection does it have?
1461645
I have "whole-house" surge protection so I wasn't concerned with the capability of this unit. However, since you asked, I went back to the instructions that came with the unit. Under "Protections" it states: "USB circuits are equipped with over-load and short-circuit protections." That's it.
1814776
No surge protection. It barely weighs anything. Not sure about the shielding. It's basically just a cheap power strip. If that's all you want then you will be satisfied.
239225
The device does not consume power hence joules are an inappropriate method of rating this device. There is no conversion since there is no time component. The specs on this are: 120VAC, 15amp, 1800watts. The technical specification sheet on this is available at: http://360electrical.com/our_products/surge_protector/4-outlet_rotating_surge_protector.pdf
454944
9375 SURGE watts. Maximum running load is 7500 watts. This unit will handle it with ease. See my response to your other question.
1458975
I use it for a 7500 watt running and a 10500 watt surge generator and it works just fine. If you want to be especially safe check it after fifteen minutes of use, if the cord is hot discontinue. I'll bet it will be just fine.
625544
It's only rated for 200 joules. Not nearly enough for a computer plus peripherals. Prob not even for a toaster oven.
569858
Yes. Its basically a plug with a on/off switch on the side. You could plug a surge protector into it but why not flip the surge protector switch off? According to the box its rated for 120v / 15A /60Hz /1800w so you just don't want to exceed that.
896098
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&language=us&country=us&sow=1&hrp=1&brandID=6
211099
No, it does not, and since most surge protectors are very temporary, if you use one it should be a separate unit. Most units of this sort do not use them. I do not.
968724
I agree with Tom below, EXCEPT that the power strip must not have a surge suppressor in it; Those TYPICALLY absorb voltages above about 140 to 150 VAC and turn the "surge" into heat. The nominal 230V EU voltage will promptly burn it out, probably with minimal (a pop and smell) or major consequences (the whole thing blowing apart.
1179588
Not sure where you saw that. Surge watts 10,000 Rated would be less. Somewhere around 8500
328328
Like another write said....forget joules...look at clamping voltage and get 300 or less volts. This has 500 and is almost worthless since most failures from a power company transformer can hit you with 440 and that took out everything in my house including a well...surge protected TVs included. Luckily if your handy with a screw driver and a soldering iron you can change the MOVs in most electronics and the device with work just like new...or leave take it out and you have it working but with no protect next time. This strip uses movs and one hit and it will be gone.
1492009
It has a low rating for surge protection so it has limited protection for a computer against lightning surges. I use a higher rated surge protector for expensive and sensitive electronics. This is OK for small appliances, etc.
1834388
Informal rule is twice the maximum load in Watts (for surges when certain equipment starts up). So 500W is all you'd need.
796786
I have the CP1500PFCLCD UPS. The CP web page [http://www.cyberpowersystems.com/products/ups-systems/pfc-sinewave-series/CP1500PFCLCD.html?selectedTabId=specifications&i;mageI=#tab-box ] lists Surge Suppression @ 1,030 Joules for that model. If your interest is in a different model you can check it out on the CP site detail specs are listed for most or all models.
204060
Power is equal to voltage times current (RMS), but the surge currents (motors, etc.) may exhibit twice the current at startup and last a few seconds....lots of heat and arching is expected during startup. Make sure the wiring is properly sized to prevent problems, including fire.
1241461
No surge protection, not really a power strip either, I DJ and use it to plug 4 lights into one plugged switch, so when I turn the switch It controls 4 lights at once. Hope this helps