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Belkin PureAV™ Home Cinema Surge Protector - 6 Sockets

SKU: F9A623UK2M Quickfind Code: 118517
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Power surges and lightning strikes can damage or reduce the life of home cinema and other electronic equipment. Did you know simply switching appliances on and off can create potentially harmful electrical imbalances? The Belkin PureAV Home Cinema Protector is your premiere solution for clean, safe power and the industry’s best in construction, ratings and safety standards. Our decades of research and power protection development have led us to the release of this breakthrough series. Using advanced design elements and top-quality construction as well as superior circuitry, the PureAV offers the most complete protection from power surges, AC contamination and spikes available. As the leading developer of surge protection solutions, Belkin engineers rigorously test all there products to ensure your equipment will be safe from harmful electrical imbalances.
  • Earths AC power with 3-line protection through all 6 sockets
  • Delivers optimal, safe AC power through a heavy-duty cable
  • Creates an uncluttered workstation area free of cable-tangling mess
  • Safeguards your phone, fax, modem and ADSL lines, while making two jacks out of one
  • Accommodates large, AC block-style plugs without covering an unused socket
  • Protects your TV, VCR, DVD and cable modem from damaging power surges and spikes
 

Question from Graham Smith: Asked on 26/10/2008 Hello How long is the cable on this Surge Protector?
Thanks

Answer from Jeremy: Answered on 27/10/2008
about 1.5mtrs

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