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Belkin 6 Outlet Home/Office Surge Protector | 
| Brand: Belkin
Category: CE
List Price: $13.74
Buy New: $4.60
as of 7/29/2010 22:34 CDT details
New (39) from $4.60
Seller: ReStockIt
Rating:  33 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 11.5 x 3.8 x 1.5
nv:Cord Length: 2.5 ft.
Surge Energy Capacity: 555 Joules
Connected Equipment Warranty: $15,000
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: BE106000-2.5
Model: BE106000-2.5
UPC: 490800007529
EAN: 0490800007529
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 6-outlet surge protector with 2.5-foot cord | | • | Ideal solution for small home appliances, general household electronics, entry-level computers, printers, and ADSL modems | | • | Provides complete protection from power surges, spikes, and AC contamination | | • | Slim design reduces office clutter | | • | Belkin Lifetime Warranty and $15,000 Connected Equipment Warranty |
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Product Description
Item #: 90220D. This Belkin Home/Office Series Surge Protector provides premium power protection for small home appliances, and other connected devices. This Home/Office Series model protects everyday household electronics. Its slim, sleek design blends seamlessly with today's modern electronics and appliances.PRODUCT FEATURES:555 Joule energy rating provides maximum protection of all your sensitive electronic devices;6 surge-protected outlets supply complete, 3-line AC protection;2.5-foot power cord delivers optimal, safe AC power through a 14-gauge heavy-duty cord;Filters EMI/RFI noise up to 43 dB reduction;Maximum Spike Amperage of 36, 000 Amps. Product Description
Belkin Home Series - surge suppressor
Device Type: Surge suppressor - external
Input Wiring: 3-phase
Output connector(s): 6
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Amazon.com Product Description
Amazon.com Product Description You've got a lot of money invested in your home computer and peripherals, so you need to protect them. The Belkin BE106000-2.5 6-Outlet Home Surge Protector with 2.5-Foot Cord is designed to give you the peace of mind you need in case a power disturbance hits your home. 
The 6-Outlet surge protector gives you peace of mind during power disturbances. View larger. |  | This Belkin 6-Outlet Surge Protector offers: - Home power protection for home computers
- Protection for computers, peripherals, telephones, and more
- A slim, sleek design
- A $15,000 Connected Equipment Warranty
|  | | Keeping the Computers Running
As the demand for electricity to feed our hi-tech appetite increases, the likelihood of power interruptions and problems are also increasing. In addition to problems caused by the increasing severity of storms across the country, power experts are predicting that increasing power demand will soon put most major population centers at risk for severe power problems. As you know, power lulls and surges can severely damage your electronic equipment and even destroy your invaluable data. This Belkin Home Series Surge Protector provides premium power protection for small home appliances, general household electronics, entry-level computers, printers, and ADSL modems. Belkin has used advanced design elements, top-quality construction, and superior circuitry and components to provide the most complete protection from power surges, spikes, and AC contamination available. Belkin backs this model with a lifetime product warranty and a $15,000 Connected Equipment Warranty. This surge protector is also stylishly designed; its slim, sleek case blends seamlessly with today's modern electronics and appliances, while saving valuable space.
Belkin delivers surge protection for general electronics, home appliances, and more. |
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| Customer Reviews:
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 Works, but no 'indicator light' to show surge protection is functioning July 13, 2010
Reviewer
Brought two of these the other day been using them for a week and they seem to work fine. Got these based on the reviews that they are cheap, simple, and works.
However, after a bit more research online I would pass on this purchase if I had to order it again. Apparently, most surge protectors have a 'indicator light' on the switch or device itself to show that surge protection is working. If the light goes out it means the surge protector was damaged in a past surge and is not longer offering protection and needs to be replaced. The device however will continue to function as a basic power strip.
This product has no such 'indicator light'. Therefore you can never tell if the surge protection is still working or not. Consequently, I would only recommend using this product for basic electronics that you don't care too much about e.g. phone chargers, etc. For more expensive electronics like home entertainment systems, TV's, or computers, I would go with a better product.
 Do Not Buy! Flickers On and Off and Cannot Be Used! March 4, 2010
D. Eagles
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this because it was cheap. Well, I got what I paid for. I plugged my TV, cable box, and wireless router into this strip and watched TV for awhile. It seemed to work fine. Then I walked across the room and opened a door and boom, all three of those devices went out. I'm not exaggerating, all it took was opening the door vigorously for the power to flicker and the devices to turn off. I went back and tried repositioning the power strip, turning it off, turning it back on, everything I could think of. Simply by moving it around, I would cause the power to flicker and the devices would turn off and then turn back on again a moment later when I moved the power strip again. I can't tell if it's because the switch on top is finicky -- it has an "off" position and a "reset" position, but no clearly marked "on" position, so the middle position must be "on" but the switch is so floppy and insubstantial that you can't tell what position it is in. The problem may also be that the internal wiring on my model is faulty, hence the flickering. Whatever the reason, it doesn't work. I plugged my devices back into the wall directly and they work fine. Spend a bit more and don't waste your money taking a chance on this power strip. I'm kind of irritated because it's not worth the hassle to send it back so I'll just have to go buy a better one at Target or someplace.
 Cheap and works January 31, 2010
Patrick Watson (Alpharetta, GA USA)
There's not too much to say about this surge protector. It's cheap and it provides power. I wish the outlets were rotated 90 degrees to make "wall warts" fit a bit better.
A practical and cheap power bar November 30, 2009
Michael Thai (Chula Vista, California United States)
The Belkin 6 Outlet Home/Office Surge Protector is a practical power strip that offers basic protection, 6 outlets, and is slim. There's a standard warranty on the surge protector in the case it fails to do its job.
The only complaint I have about the power bar is that the power cable is short. I didn't realize how short 2.5 feet were until I tried to move the bar under my desk and couldn't get it that far under, away from the wall outlet.
Died after a month November 24, 2009
Vladimir Andrijevik (San Francisco, CA, USA)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
After using this surge protector for a month, it suddenly died. The only things that were plugged in it were a bedside lamp, a cell phone charger, and occasionally a laptop adapter.
I recommend against purchasing this surge protector, and instead spending a few more dollars to get a better model. The $10-13 ones are much better.
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