slim US power strip from China manufacturer - SNOPE INDUSTRIAL CO., LIMITED

Payment Terms:	T/T,L/C
Place of Origin:	Zhejiang, China (Mainland)


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Model No.: A70096

Production Capacity: 200000PCS per month

Delivery Date: 30 days

Package term: Color sleeve /Gift box/Blis...

Means of Transport: Ocean,Air

Packing: Sleeve card / double bliste...

Cord length: 1.5FT-25FT

1.AC 125V 15A 60Hz
2.ABS Anti-fire Material Housing
3.14AWG heavy duty cord with 60 degree temperature
4.Integrated circuit breaker switch wi

6 Outlet slim US power strip / bar with surge protection

Model no.: A70096

1.AC 125V 15A 60Hz
2.ABS Anti-fire Material Housing

3.14AWG heavy duty cord with 60 degree temperature

4.Integrated circuit breaker switch with light

5. 3 line protection, Line protected H-N, H-G, N-G ,Surge protection: up to 450J
6. UL &CUL approved

7.Cord length:1.5FT-25FT

8.Package term :Color sleeve /Gift box/Blister card/Clamshell

9.Color :White /Black /Beige (price will be a little bit different )

10.Housing size :24*5*4CM

11. Customer logo printing is free Charge

12.OEM Brand optional

surge current	3,000 Amps
energy absorption	450 Joules
Response time	Less than 1nS
Clamping Voltage	300V
Filtration	Passive Cascading
Telephone Protection	Separate discharge line
Circuit Auto Shut-off	Yes

Surges and spikes

Surges and spikes are an increase in normal electrical line voltage, often caused by a sudden change or demand for more electricity, such as turning on a large appliance, garbage disposal, air conditioner, washer, dryer, etc.

·A surge typically measures less than 500 volts and lasts less than two seconds.

·A spike, by definition, is much shorter in duration — less than one-thousandth of a second (millisecond) — but can measure into the thousands of volts.

Either type of disturbance can damage electronic equipment beyond practical repair. In addition to change in demand for electricity, bad weather (lightning) and everyday electric utility maintenance can produce damaging electrical surges on the power line.

How They Work

How they work:

Surge protectors act like an electrical sponge, absorbing dangerous excess voltage, preventing most of it from reaching your sensitive equipment. Like a sponge, surge protectors have a limited capacity to absorb. Once the capacity is reached, the unit is no longer protecting your equipment and should be replaced.