Connexia 8 way Power Board $29.99 + $5.95 postage

BuyoTheCat on 10/08/2010 - 12:35 1-day.com.au (680 clicks)

Features:

8 way heavy duty surge protected power board
Double pole power switch
8 surge protected outlets with extra space between the last 2 sockets
Resettable safety 10A circuit breaker
Indicator light for protection
Indicator light for ground protection
Indicator light for fault protection
Torodial coils for maximum filtration
Fully noise-filtered (RFI/EMI)
Extra large metal oxide protection varistors
Extra long AC cord – 1.8 metres
Insulated pins on the AC plug
Comes with telephone cable and labelling stickers for plugs (stickers include TV, CD, DVD, VCR, AMP, SAT, Monitor, Computer, Printer, Scanner)
8 individual on/off switches
2 telephone line F-sockets
75ohm PAL TV sockets
For indoor use only with maximum rating of 10A/2400W appliances
Wall mountable (mounting screws not included)
Not for use with aquariums orother water related products

Specifications:

Connections:
o 8 power socket outlets
o Telephone/Data line In and Out
o Satellite In and Out
o TV Aerial In and Out
Power rating: 230-240V AC 50Hz
Current: 10A (Max)
Power capacity: 2400 Watt
Surge current: 52,000 Amps
Surge protection: Metal Oxide Variation
Total energy absorption: 1550 joules
Maximum surge current:
Single shot: 52,000 Amps
Two shots: 26,000 Amps
Response time: <2n seconds
Telephone line protection
Torodial coil filtration circuit
Full EMI & RFI protection: 45+dB
Protection mode: Active-Neutral-Earth
Approval number: N18812
Dimensions: 320x130x40mm
Model: 55020

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Davo1111 on 10/08/2010 - 12:41

+1

was looking at this, but to quote someone from an older thread. I'd rather get one with insurance for a similar price instead of an 'apology email' if it fails :/
- samfisher5986 on 10/08/2010 - 13:01
  
  Does insurance even work?
  
  I can't imagine it would be ok to leave your stuff on in a huge lightning storm.
  - Davo1111 on 10/08/2010 - 13:30
    
    I've never claimed, but would assume it does.
    
    I usually turn my stuff off anyway during a storm, but there are other causes of surges.
diop on 10/08/2010 - 12:56

is it even safe to have so many power connections from one protector?
I have 4 on mine and i thought that was the most it can handle
BuyoTheCat on 10/08/2010 - 13:06

I have 1 similar one. in fact it looks exactly the same with a different brand name. What I like about it it has individual switch so I dont have to pull stuff out of the socket. usually boards with 6 sockets do not have individual switch

I really wonder how the insurance work. has anyone know how claims work.
morini on 10/08/2010 - 13:30

bought one of these from COTD and it was rubbish - the phone line and TV connections were unreliable. It does make a good switched powerboard, but I don't really trust it not to set things on fire. This one isn't all that cheap anyway.