Powerline Network Surge Protector

[Wall] Great surge protector

[48,000 A] It's what you want for a surge protector. It protects

[21 x 5.8 x 3.2"] While I could have reused that floor surge protector and just set it on the bottom of my new network rack, this seemed like the better choice. As a bonus, the lights are welcome feature to an equipment rack in the corner of the basement. Some 1ft extension cables can certainly remedy the occasional issue you may have connecting the wall worts that come with IoT devices. I'm looking to B&H for another Furman unit to protect the stereo cabinet.

[2 A] This Surge Protector is the perfect size for behind my TV. I love that it has an outlet on top and botton for my bigger plugs and also the end outlet can accommodate a bigger longer plug as well. The last surge protector I had did not have them and my bigger plugs would cover up multiple oulets. I love that it has a small green power light and a small red grounded light so that you know it is working. If you need a 7 outlet surge protector look no further.

[Yes 980 Joules] One of the best surge protector, very convenient to use and very reliable

[< 1 ns] great deal on this surge protector

[7x NEMA 5-15R] This surge protector is the right size for the products I need to protect. It should protect my electronics.

[LED] Works flawlessly without any drop unlike Powerline Ethernet adapters. Just make sure to create a network using the adapters in 2-Pack first before adding(pairing) any other individual single pack MOCA adapters.

[1.42 lb] I already had a pair of PLP 1200 Powerline adapters and just added two more PLP 2000 adapters to my network. My house has several levels and no network cabling so these adapters are perfect for me. Adding the PLP 2000s took a little extra work and a little extra help from Tech Support but we got it done and it's working perfectly.

[24] My wifi speed for this AP is currently limited by my powerline network adapter. But this is handeling my full gig internet over wifi when not on the powerline adapter. The ring light on this is a tad brighter than my last unifi AP though. I don't think I can turn that down.