is this cord surge protected?
1320382
No this cord is not surge protected. Get a surge protect plug strip or outlet for each item you want to protect or add a surge protector at the panel which will cover everything on the panel. Generators do not usually have surge protection.
1320383
No, it is just a heavy duty four prong 30 amp cord from generator to transfer switch.
2207605
No, it is not a surge protector outlet. That is not a light, it's a entry to get cords into the wall or out of the wall and has little brushes to hide what's behind. My husband uses these to hang TV's on our walls. The cable comes out thru the brushes and attaches to the TV while the TV plugs in here. Therefore you see no cords and the TV just "floats" on the wall.
1355616
No.Even if you would modify this unit to fit (NOT recommended) it would not protect anything because there would be no ground on the unit. And even if you modify your outlets, AGAIN, it would NOT protect the equipment because there is NO GROUND connected. Why not purchase a cheaper unit that just distributes electricity but does not protect from surges.
2067699
Yes. The surge protector has a ground wire screw. Connect to suitable ground. This is easy to install: a Good surge protector.
211098
I don't believe it has a built in surge protection. My Belkin has always been plugged into a UPS (uninterruptable power source) with surge protection.
1843064
Thank you for the question!It is not recommended to plug an extension cord or another power strip into a surge protector. It will still work, however the surge protection function will no longer work and your equipment will be at risk of surges.Globe Customer Appreciation Team
1286101
Yes, there is a power cord that I plug into the same surge protector that my TV is plugged into.
2284275
Section 11 states that the product is protected against operational failure resulting from a power surge while properly connected to a surge protector. You may be required to provide your surge protector for examination. However...section 9, "WHAT IS NOT COVERED", states that improper electrical/power supply (as in, not using a surge protector), will not be covered. I'm sending you a short version of what I already sent to Amazon feedback, just in case. As I said, good luck!!
1655375
The APC surge protector is a fail safe device. It is unusable after a surge. IT destroys it self to protect your equipment.
1777152
That is a power switch. As far as I know it offers no protection from a power surge.
2268901
That's what I am doing. No problems till now. It also depends on the quality of extension cord and what else you are connecting to it (if using an extension board with more than 1 plug points. I am using an extension board made for computers, with surge protection.
1954534
I am not positive. I did not use a surge protector and this charger does not have one; however, I charged my cell phone and used it for my curling iron and everything seemed fine.
1282772
The product description claims that the strip offers over-current protection, though I have not had any power surges that have tested the strip. I currently have it plugged into a surge protector and I am having no problems.
2130485
I was confused by their response as well. I have seen some surge protectors with a light "not grounded." If the light was on in that situation, it would show there was no ground. They must have misunderstood your question. If it says "protected" and "Grounded" and the lights are on, it should be working properly. Maybe you should contact Belkin again and maybe you won't get Nick.
2172214
i would definetly use a surge protecter, some generators have them but i dont think this one has one
936556
It'll maintain power to the device. I'm not sure what the surge suppression is rated at (jewels), so I can't say that it will offer complete protection.
1804817
You only need one of these, attached to the main cable that comes into your house. That will stop any electrical surge that may come through the cable itself.It doesn't function like a "ground" for everything, though... The power cord of each device (TV, computer, etc.) will still need to be plugged into a wall outlet or power strip that's equipped with surge protection in order to stop surges that may come through the regular house wiring.