Daniel,
I notice those powerboards have 8 outlets, but they are cheaper with
only two outlets.
Do they still protect appliances as effectively if the appliances are
plugged into a power board, which is then plugged into the Surge
Protector?
And I assume I am correct in saying that once these are installed,
then you don't have to turn off or unplug the appliances in any
weather conditions.
Thanks
Tim
On 24/03/2010, at 9:08 PM, Daniel Kerr wrote:
/start friendly sales pitch :o)
And when you get round to having it all sorted out,..can I recommend a
Belkin Surgemaster for "next time". I've seen these save over
$10,000 worth
of equipment in one night from lightning strikes and surges. (And I
can
attest to it as well, as they've saved my gear numerous times.) Well
worth
it for just those sort of instances.
They also cover the phone line as well. Come with a lifetime
warranty and
also protected equipment warranty as well.
For the computers and phone lines, this is my most popular one:-
<http://www.belkin.com/au/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=173139>
Retails for $159.95 and I sell then for $135
For TV equipment, this one covers the aerial:-
< http://www.belkin.com/au/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=173147>
Just thought I'd mention them as well.
/end friendly sales pitch :o)
(Sorry, couldn't resist,...lol)
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