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2x Dick Smith Surge Shield Single Outlet Adaptor $19.98 Delivered (50% off Today Only)

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2x Dick Smith Surge Shield Single Outlet Adaptor $19.98 Delivered (50% off Today Only)
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Trishool on 22/03/2012 - 09:42 dicksmith.com.au (707 clicks)

The Dick Smith Surge Shield single outlet adaptor provides surge protection for a single electrical outlet plus a phone/ADSL line. Features include EMI filtering, protection indicators, plus 1,675 Joule and 50,000A maximum mains surge current rating. Includes 1.8 metre phone patch cable. $25,000 Connected Equipment Warranty with Lifetime Guarantee.

Product Specifications

Product Code : M7800PAC
Boxed Contents info
Boxed Contents 2 x Dick Smith Surge Shield Single Outlet Adaptor
Connectivity info
Outlets 1.0
Dimension info
Cable Length 1.8 m
Packaged Weight (kg) 0.232
General info
Filter 1 Capacitor
Power info
Auto Power Off Yes
Energy Rating 1,675J
LED Indicator Yes
Maximum Power 50,000A
Surge Protection Yes

Electrical & Electronics Surge Protection

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closed Comments

  • PissLUR on 22/03/2012 - 10:12

    best power surge…

    but this special is so often..

  • AssociatedPlasma @ Dick Smith / Kogan on 22/03/2012 - 10:59

    Better off buying the 6-way surge board (M7806), which is currently $39.

    • Trishool on 22/03/2012 - 11:07

      Not all instances will you need a 6 way surge board. Sometimes you just need the one, or two, where you can use one each in separate rooms. Comes down to need rather than 2 versus 6 board.

      • Geewhizz on 22/03/2012 - 13:25

        Absolutely - don't need a six-way board for just a fridge, so at $10ish each this is a good buy for the protection offered.

    • mrfluffy on 22/03/2012 - 11:52
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      Just need to hook up a cheap 4 outlet power board to one of these. 4 Computer or home entertainment devices ( probably even 6) are not going to exceed 10A max load. Many cheap power boards have 10A overload cutouts anyways.

  • Geewhizz on 22/03/2012 - 13:23

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