Emerson SP-6TVN - Manual
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Surge Protection
For
Business-Critical Continuity
™
The SP-6TVN is an
industrial-strength surge
suppression/filtering device
that plugs into a standard
duplex receptacle. It features
uniquely designed
repositionable outlets for
easy installation behind desks
and other furniture. It
protects your sensitive home
or office equipment,
including TVs, home theaters,
satellite dishes, computers,
printers, copiers and fax
machines, from damaging
power disturbances traveling
through your wiring into
your electrical outlets.
S t a n d a r d Fe a t u r e s :
Plugs into standard 120V, 15AMP
electrical outlet
Total peak surge current capacity
of 39,000AMPS
Cables for telephone, video, and
data connections
Repositionable outlets rotate to
accommodate available space
Perfect for tight spaces, behind
furniture and appliances
Intelligent monitoring against
improper wiring/grounding
60dB maximum high frequency
Operational indicator lamp
5-year limited warranty
UL 1449 Listed
There are many sources for low-energy transients or “dirty power” that
cause disruption and equipment failure. But there’s only one real power
quality solution and its Active Tracking
®
Filtering Technology from
Emerson Network Power.
The difference between the SP-6TVN and other surge suppression devices
is how surge suppression combines with our Active Tracking
®
Filtering to
eliminate electrical abnormalities generated by other equipment located
within your home or office. It also eliminates low-voltage transients missed
by typical surge suppression technology.
SP Series Indus trial Strength Surge Suppression
Model SP-6T VN For Home Or O ffice With Tr ue Ac tive Tracking
®
Filter Technology
Re p o s i t i o n a b l e
O u t l e t s
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