Pwr Surge Prot 145D 15AMP Ac
Product ID: 89189469
SurgeGate 8 Outlet AC- ITW Linx SurgeGate 8 outlet AC protection - AC Protection for telecom systems- SurgeGate Plus circuitry- Expandable protection using SurgeGate modules- Protects equipment against prolonged overvoltages by disconnecting the power to equipment then automatically reconnecting it when the power has returnedto a safe level. This Protect-Disconnect-Reconnect feature acts as a gate to prevent unsafe voltages from damaging electronic equipment. - 8 AC outlets power with four switched outlets- 4 Diagnostic indicator lights- 8' Power cord with right angle plug- EMI/RFI noise filtration: 50db (99.7%)- Mounting brackets included- Lifetimemanufacturer's product warranty- Manufacturer's connected equipment warranty: up to $50000- SurgeGate Plus circuitry- Thermal fusing- Catastrophic surge circuit- Over/undervoltage voltage protection- Overvoltage voltage shutoff: 147V ±8V- Undervoltage voltage shutoff: 87V ±8V- Single pulse energy dissipation: 1650 Joules- Peak impulse current: 52000 A- Line voltage: 120V (50/60Hz)- UL 1449 rating: 330V- Protection modes: L-N L-G N-G- WhiteITWM8KSU60 Review: I have used hundreds of surge strips and replaced a ton of bad ones, either because they failed - I did not see any other reviews, so I thought I'd put one up. In my 30 year career in Telecom & IT work, I have used hundreds of surge strips and replaced a ton of bad ones, either because they failed, or because my reputation is at stake and I don't tolerate crap. I started to use this family of surge devices over 20 years back when they were all made and sold under the Panamax name. Same product, different distribution channels. I talked directly to the design guys and was duly impressed and have been using them ever since. They are expensive, but you get what you pay for. Best materials in a very reliable configuration with very high specifcations. They are so good that they will shunt hundreds of lesser faults or overvoltage/overcurrent events and not crap out, but if something really big comes along, they get the job done: a few years ago I had numerous surge strips, CO line protectors, and AC power protectors at an estate in the Napa Valley when a car crash took out a 150KV transmission line, causing massive surges for miles and torching $2M plus in electronics. At this home, the surge strips popped, partly melted, and the CO line units were trashed. But everything connected to them was just fine, while other electronics on the property blew up/melted/burned out instantly. After that we installed a lot more of this gear for the owner. I have no affiliation with this company, I just get 100% reliability with their products. Some PBX manufacturers specify the MKSU units in their installation manuals, which is really saying something. I still have perfectly good units in service after 20 years. Review: Five Stars - Great !
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I have used hundreds of surge strips and replaced a ton of bad ones, either because they failed
I did not see any other reviews, so I thought I'd put one up. In my 30 year career in Telecom & IT work, I have used hundreds of surge strips and replaced a ton of bad ones, either because they failed, or because my reputation is at stake and I don't tolerate crap. I started to use this family of surge devices over 20 years back when they were all made and sold under the Panamax name. Same product, different distribution channels. I talked directly to the design guys and was duly impressed and have been using them ever since. They are expensive, but you get what you pay for. Best materials in a very reliable configuration with very high specifcations. They are so good that they will shunt hundreds of lesser faults or overvoltage/overcurrent events and not crap out, but if something really big comes along, they get the job done: a few years ago I had numerous surge strips, CO line protectors, and AC power protectors at an estate in the Napa Valley when a car crash took out a 150KV transmission line, causing massive surges for miles and torching $2M plus in electronics. At this home, the surge strips popped, partly melted, and the CO line units were trashed. But everything connected to them was just fine, while other electronics on the property blew up/melted/burned out instantly. After that we installed a lot more of this gear for the owner. I have no affiliation with this company, I just get 100% reliability with their products. Some PBX manufacturers specify the MKSU units in their installation manuals, which is really saying something. I still have perfectly good units in service after 20 years.
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Five Stars
Great !
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