Power Strip - UK Mains 4 Way Surge Protector, White, 2m
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- Unswitched 4 way power strip
- Automatically resets and dissipates incoming and outgoing surges
- Dual thermal overload protection
- Green indicator confirming protection
- Red indicator confirming "Power On"
- Fitted with a sleeved 13Amp UK plug and 13Amp fuse
- Maximum load: 13 Amps, 250Volts, 3000 Watts
- Can be wall mounted using the fixing holes on the rear of the housing
- Flame retardent molding and intersocket protection
- Cable type: 3 x 1.25mm² conductors
- Cable length: 2m
- Complies with BS 1363/A
- Color: White
- 2 Year warranty
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All businesses are at risk!
Few people are aware or even consider the effects of a voltage surge on their IT systems, until it's too late! At any time a surge could seriously damage several of your computer systems costing your organization tens of thousands of pounds in physical damage, data loss, hours of work, system downtime or even causing a fire! This could even cable to serious financial difficulties for any small or large organization. There is no doubt that using LINDY surge protection will eventually save you money. We recommend that you protect all your equipment now!
Few people are aware or even consider the effects of a voltage surge on their IT systems, until it's too late! At any time a surge could seriously damage several of your computer systems costing your organization tens of thousands of pounds in physical damage, data loss, hours of work, system downtime or even causing a fire! This could even cable to serious financial difficulties for any small or large organization. There is no doubt that using LINDY surge protection will eventually save you money. We recommend that you protect all your equipment now!
What is a surge?
A surge is a very short deviation from the normal working voltage. This extremely high voltage (up to several thousand volts) can cause severe damage to electrical equipment.
A surge is a very short deviation from the normal working voltage. This extremely high voltage (up to several thousand volts) can cause severe damage to electrical equipment.
Where do surges come from?
Many small surges are caused by an electrical load being switched on or off either within or outside a building. This could include, lights, lift motors, heaters or large printers. Much larger surges are often caused by lightning, low quality generators, power station, sub-station and distribution faults.
Many small surges are caused by an electrical load being switched on or off either within or outside a building. This could include, lights, lift motors, heaters or large printers. Much larger surges are often caused by lightning, low quality generators, power station, sub-station and distribution faults.
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