The 4', white APC P7GB SurgeArrest 120V 7-Outlet Surge Protectorfrom APC P7GB SurgeArrest 120V 7-Outlet Surge Protectorallows you to power up to seven electronic devices using a single wall outlet. It features lightning and surge protection, which protects your equipment from electric power surges and spikes. This surge protector warns you if its circuitry has been damaged by heavy strike or power line surge. Furthermore, the building wiring fault indicator LED informs users of potentially dangerous wiring problems in the wall circuit.

NEMA 5-15R Receptacle Style    NEMA 5-15P Input Connections    EMI and RFI Noise Filtering    Fail Safe Mode    Lightning and Surge Protection    Catastrophic Event Protection    Protection Working Indicator    Building Wiring Fault Indicator    RoHS Compliant

The surge protector offers multi-stage protection between the three wires (Line to Neutral, Line to Ground, and Neutral to Ground). In the event a mode of protection is compromised as a result of a surge, the remaining modes continue to provide protection

The seven-outlet model offers 3 always on outlets as well as one master outlet and three controlled by master outlets. In case you have equipment that has to stay on all the time, such as a fax machine, you can plug it in always-on outlets. The equipment will be protected and will have power supply even when the unit is switched off

Attenuates EMI/RFI line noise that can cause data errors and keyboard lockups, ensuring better performance of protected equipment

Automatically cuts power to idle equipment to conserve electricity

The SurgeArrest is fail safe; once the circuit of a SurgeArrest has been compromised, the unit disconnects equipment from the power supply to ensure that no damaging surges reach the equipment

This surge protector warns you if its circuitry has been damaged by heavy strike or power line surge and it is unable to provide complete protection. If still under warranty, APC will then replace your damaged SurgeArrest free of charge

The building wiring fault indicator LED informs users of potentially dangerous wiring problems in the wall circuit

The less than 400V let-through voltage rating, helps protects your equipment from electric power surges and spikes

This surge protector has undergone testing by IEEE and possesses "let-through ratings," which indicate the maximum voltage level that can possibly reach your equipment after a surge or voltage spike has passed through an electric surge protector. Lower IEEE let-through ratings indicate better protection and performance. This device complies with local agency safety requirements, including UL in North America and ZE/Kema/Gost/C-tick/A-Tick/Telepermit in their respective regions

Lifetime $50000 equipment protection policy

The "Power-Saving Outlets" feature will work regardless of whether a desktop computer, laptop, or netbook is used as the master device

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can i plug can I plug the APC Back-UPS Pro External Battery Pack in to this backup?

A: Why don't you call the manufacturer they are more qualified to answer the question. I did have one issue with the backup and that was I had too many devices connected to it and when it performed the self test I would get an error message that indicated a space issue and power problem. I called the manufacturer and they solved my issue.

Q: 2. Does anyone know if this UPS can be powered by a portable power bank (such as an Ecoflow Delta)? I've been told some UPS can't see them as a power source. Thanks!

A: This APC Li-Ion Short Depth 500VA, 120V Smart-UPS with SmartConnect should not be powered by a portable power bank. This has its own battery built in, which will charge up when it is connected to a wall power outlet. If power is interrupted from the outlet, this UPS will keep your devices powered.

Q: 3. this unit is ok for 800w computer power suply? i9 , 3070 GPU? i dont need it to run for more tham 3 mnutes

A: The APC Power-Saving Back-UPS Pro 700 (120V) BH #APBR700G would not be good for your setup. I would recommend looking into a UPS with a larger VA rating of at least 1500VA/900W. BX1500M or CP1500AVRLCD are some good options.

Q: 4. how warm do these units get?

A: Can't say this has ever been an issue.. The fan operates and keeps the unit cool only when it kicks in during a power failure. During normal operation I can't say I've noticed any excessive heat coming off the unit.

Q: 5. How long of run time does this unit have when it kicks in ?

A: It really depends on how much equipment is plugged into it. With a computer, large screen monitor and speaker system, it has gone 20 minutes with no problem. I have never tested it beyond that, since my main purpose is to give me an opportunity to shut down the system in an orderly fashion without losing documents in the event of what appears to be more than a brief blackout.

Q: 6. Can the audio alarm be turned off?

A: Yes, you hold down the button that has a speaker for a few seconds. You will hear a beep and an icon with a speaker crossed out will appear on the lcd.

Q: 7. Does the APC BR1500G include software (and cable) that works with Windows 10 to provide an automatic unattended shutdown of a PC in the event of a electrical utility power outage?

A: Yes it does

Q: 8. puedo regularlo para 120v?

A: Este producto no puede ser regulado para 120v.

Q: 9. Anytime my ups is fully charged as indicated by the screen as soon as the the utility power is off the charged battery indicator will quickly fall so i just want to know what is exactly causing this problem ?

A: Too much load or battery is bad.

Q: 10. would this unit be OK for a computer with an 800W power source? i9 , 3070 GPU , + 50''4K screen and a 30"" monitor? i dont need it to run more tham 5 minutes.

A: The APC Power-Saving Back-UPS Pro 700 (120V) BH #APBR700G would not be good for your setup. I would recommend looking into a UPS with a larger VA rating of at least 1500VA/900W. BX1500M or CP1500AVRLCD are some good options.