Portable Surge Protector 120VAC PSP120V
$129.00
- Use on 120VAC circuits only
- Can be used with an extension cord or multiplug adapter as long as the maximum 15 A load current is maintained
- 50kA transient voltage surge rating
- 3ns response time
- Protects electrical circuit even when power is not applied
- Works great on RVs and generators too
- Small design can be mounted just about anywhere
- 3 foot total cord length
Class leading protection for sensitive electronic equipment from the stress and damage due to transient voltage spikes. The products work by diverting the overvoltage surges away from the the protected devices and shunting them to ground in fractions of a second (Much faster than a typical current controlled protection device). Protects source and load devices by providing over 50,000 Amps of surge current capacity. Protects connected devices from damage due to Lightning, Solar Flare, EMP (All phases), Grid Voltage Surges, and more. Must be connected to an electrical circuit that has a breaker or fuse of at least 15A, this device does not protect against load short circuit conditions.
Additional information
| Weight | 7 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3.5 × 1.75 × 1.25 in |
| Ratings | UL, MIL-STD, RoHS, ISO, JASO |
| Warranty | 5 Year Limited Warranty |
| Items included | Portable Surge Defender with attached 3' wire, Instructions, Hook and Loop adhesive backed Velcro, Stainless steel mounting screws |
| UPC # | 753620357633 |
| Application | Commercial, Farm, Generator, Home, Irrigation, Marine, RV, Solar, Wind |
| Connection Type | NEMA 5-15 |
| Continuous Current Rating | 15 |
| EM Rating | EMP (E1, E2 and E3 Phase), Solar Flare (CME) |
| Environment of Use | Indoor |
| Form Factor | Plug-In |
| Service Type | Split Phase |
| Surge Current Rating (A) | 50kA |
| Type of Surge Protection | AC |
| SPD Classification | Type 3 |
| Voltage (Vac) | 120 |
Will this protect my generator if it is not turned on
Answer: Yes, this device does not require power to protect the electrical circuit it is connected to
Can I use this on my refrigerator to protect it from surges
Answer: Yes
What is the difference between 15A maximum and 50kA maximum surge
Answer: The 15 amp rating is for continuous current when the connected device is being powered. The 50kA rating is for transient surges only
Portable Surge Protector 120VAC Instructions
Portable Surge Protector 120VAC Instructions
Portable Surge Protector 120VAC Datasheet
Portable Surge Protector 120VAC Datasheet