(Note: I purchased this in December of 2021 and took the attached pictures fresh out of the box - I just forgot to post them and add a review until now when I stumbled upon the pictures I took.)
I checked the product website for the clamping voltage before purchasing and saw that it was supposed to be 400 (which isn't amazing, but it's acceptable). But the packaging for the product as well as the print on the product itself both state that the clamping voltage is 600 (see attached picture). I didn't think they even made them in that voltage - not good. Also, one of the sliding outlet covers was completely loose and would not stay on - you could knock it off just by blowing on it, and I could not get it to snap in place (see other attached picture).
I purchased directly from Amazon as the seller, so I assume it's a genuine product, but I'm not sure why the specifications don't match the manufacturer's website listing.
All that aside, the product does still work with our TV and Roku, and it has continued working for about 6 months so far, so I'll compromise with a 3-star rating.
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P706G
Technical Specifications:
- Surge suppression: 2100 Joules
- Circuit breaker: 15 Amp
- Outlets: 7 outlets (1 widely spaced for AC power adapters)
- Plug type: Right-angle (NEMA 5-15P)
- Power cord: 5 ft.
P706G Essential Surge Protector
For Safeguarding Electronics
The CyberPower P705G is a commercial and residential surge protector for personal computers, large flat screen TVs, printers, speakers, scanners and home electronics. It offers seven (7) total surge protected outlets and four (4) Energy-Saving outlets designed to turn off up to four connected devices when your TV or PC is shut down or goes into standby mode. The Energy-Saving Threshold Switch keeps the energy-saving feature active when the Master Outlet detects low power consumption.
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- Threshold Switch - High/Low
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CyberPower designs professional-grade surge protectors that safeguard IT networks, A/V systems, and equipment for home offices and entertainment centers. Commonly occurring power surges (caused by storms, activity on the power grid, or high-powered equipment turning on and off) can severely damage sensitive electronics, shorten equipment life, and result in data loss.
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600 clamping voltage?! And a broken outlet cover
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2022
(Note: I purchased this in December of 2021 and took the attached pictures fresh out of the box - I just forgot to post them and add a review until now when I stumbled upon the pictures I took.)I checked the product website for the clamping voltage before purchasing and saw that it was supposed to be 400 (which isn't amazing, but it's acceptable). But the packaging for the product as well as the print on the product itself both state that the clamping voltage is 600 (see attached picture). I didn't think they even made them in that voltage - not good. Also, one of the sliding outlet covers was completely loose and would not stay on - you could knock it off just by blowing on it, and I could not get it to snap in place (see other attached picture).I purchased directly from Amazon as the seller, so I assume it's a genuine product, but I'm not sure why the specifications don't match the manufacturer's website listing.All that aside, the product does still work with our TV and Roku, and it has continued working for about 6 months so far, so I'll compromise with a 3-star rating.
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2022
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2022
I checked the product website for the clamping voltage before purchasing and saw that it was supposed to be 400 (which isn't amazing, but it's acceptable). But the packaging for the product as well as the print on the product itself both state that the clamping voltage is 600 (see attached picture). I didn't think they even made them in that voltage - not good. Also, one of the sliding outlet covers was completely loose and would not stay on - you could knock it off just by blowing on it, and I could not get it to snap in place (see other attached picture).
I purchased directly from Amazon as the seller, so I assume it's a genuine product, but I'm not sure why the specifications don't match the manufacturer's website listing.
All that aside, the product does still work with our TV and Roku, and it has continued working for about 6 months so far, so I'll compromise with a 3-star rating.
600 clamping voltage?! And a broken outlet cover
By David K on June 1, 2022
(Note: I purchased this in December of 2021 and took the attached pictures fresh out of the box - I just forgot to post them and add a review until now when I stumbled upon the pictures I took.)By David K on June 1, 2022
I checked the product website for the clamping voltage before purchasing and saw that it was supposed to be 400 (which isn't amazing, but it's acceptable). But the packaging for the product as well as the print on the product itself both state that the clamping voltage is 600 (see attached picture). I didn't think they even made them in that voltage - not good. Also, one of the sliding outlet covers was completely loose and would not stay on - you could knock it off just by blowing on it, and I could not get it to snap in place (see other attached picture).
I purchased directly from Amazon as the seller, so I assume it's a genuine product, but I'm not sure why the specifications don't match the manufacturer's website listing.
All that aside, the product does still work with our TV and Roku, and it has continued working for about 6 months so far, so I'll compromise with a 3-star rating.
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I bought this with high hopes. Seemed to be smart thing.Reviewed in Canada on January 19, 2020
But it is not. It’s smart for master level switch for slaves but All the plugs are so narrowly packed that it’s not usable. Plz Check the picture: so closely I’m practically designed that one master is put in, nearest slave is unusable. If we use another slave plug then next either of the side one are unusable. And if we end up using last slave plug, then the Always On next to it is also unusable.
In practical world, this extension is for three plugs only.
For sure, Designers seem never used the device in their own home.
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