Masterplug Surge Protector 8 Gang 2 Meter Extension Leads Safety Shuttered Sockets With LED Indicator Power Cord SRG82NB

• Plug eight items safely into one socket

• Protects valuable electrical equipment from surges and spikes

• Safety shuttered sockets

• LED power and surge indicators

• Rounded slimline appearance

• Wall fixing capability

• Non-rewireable

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Part Number - SRG8xN/SRG8xNB

Part Number Note - x = length of cable in metres

Product Dimensions - Height 28mm x Width 252mm x Depth 104mm

Sockets - 8

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Standard(s) -This product is certified to applicable British safety standards BS 1363-2

Wall Mounting Option - Yes

Maximum Load (Wattage) - 13A : 3120 Watts, 240 Volts

IF IN DOUBT CONSULT A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN

Technical Data

Maximum Surge Energy : 370 Joules

Maximum Surge Current : 12,000 Amps

Protection Type : 2 x 14 Mov + Gas Tube

Three Channel : L-N, L-E, N-E

Clamping Voltage : 925 Volts

Response Time : <25nS

Power Indicator : Yes - Red

Surge Indicator : Yes - Green

Uc : 275V~

Uoc : L/N-PE, L-N Uoc:4KV

Up : L/N-PE, L-N:Up=2.2KV

SAFETY INSTRUTION

Do - Uncoil cable before use

Do - Position the cable carefully to avoid accidents

Don't - Use in wet conditions

Don't - Allow heavy tools etc to hang unsupported on the cable or from the socket

Don't - Remove the 13 amp plug and wire directly into a mains supply

Don't - Exceed the total maximum load 13 amps = 3120 Watts 220-240 Volts a.c.

Surge Protection Advice

Important

This device is not a lightning arrester and will not protect equipment against lightning strikes. Hundreds of power surges can occur in your home or office every day. The switching on/off of fluorescent lights and household appliances like refrigerators, washing machines and tumble dryers can cause power surges. Most new product warranties do not cover power surge damage. These surges and spikes can seriously damage electronic equipment. Even low energy surges can cause gradual component degradation leading to early hardware failure. Surges can cause computers to crash and corrupt software and data