Anker Power Strip Surge Protector (2 ?? 4000 Joules)

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Top Positive Review

I like that most of these plans are inexpensive and affordable. I don’t like that they never mentioned the product that I am ensuring. This is a problem, since I use this insurance on a lot of gifts that I give. And I’ve had one product fail within the insurance company but it was a gift and we have no way of knowing which insurance product policy is the right one.

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Top Critical Review

Asurion is by far: the worst company I have ever dealt with as far insurance goes.
Asurion, is a horrible company that attempts at every level to deny any claims using various tactics which no other company does. Square Trade , a different insurance that amazon use to use were great. Too sad amazon now uses Asurion, which is the worst of the worst of all insurance companies. Don??t waste your money on any Asurion Insurance, they are very unethical and lack any credibility
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Customer Questions & Answers

How many Volts does it take before the surge protection is tripped?
Answer: Refer to the document that comes to the unit. It’ll tell you the max amount it can handle.

What is the difference between surge protection and overload protection?
Answer:

I found this answer for another product but it describes it so well I’m using most of it. Credit goes to Robsviews86.

Overload protection will disconnect the load (trip the breaker) if the total current exceeds the individual (or combined) outlet rating. For example, dropping a plugged-in hair dyer into a sink full of??

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How well does this handle electrical noise from the wall and other devices?
Answer: I have not had an issue with noise.

How is lifetime protected equipment warranty calculated, lifetime of the power strip or lifetime of the connected equipment?
Answer: Life time of surge protector.

What size screws fit the mounting holes?
Answer: There are two screw holes on the back about 1/4″ round hole, maybe 2-3mm deep but only 1mm allowance for the head of the screw to slide into the locking place. I hope that makes sense. It honestly doesn’t seem like two tiny screw holes are sufficient enough for the weight. The box is relatively light but he cord is heavy.