Product Description

The Home Series offers surge protection for your very basic household electronics and home appliances. This model offers 714 Joules, 19,500 Maximum Spike Amperage, 4-outlets, and 1 metre power cord. This model comes with £25,000 Connected Equipment Warranty and our standard Lifetime Product Warranty.Main Features:Earths AC power with 3-line protection through 1 socketLifetime £25,000 Connected Equipment Warranty to insure protection for your connected equipment and give you peace of mind714 Joule energy rat...

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2555 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Belkin
• Model: F9H400uk1M
• Released on: 2003-05-21
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 1.41 pounds

Features

• 4 WAY SURGE 1M
• . UK

Manufacturer's Description
The Home Series offers surge protection for your very basic household electronics and home appliances. This model offers 714 Joules, 19,500 Maximum Spike Amperage, 4-sockets, and 1 metre power cable. This model comes with £25,000 Connected Equipment Warranty and our standard Lifetime Product Warranty.

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Customer Reviews

Works great, no complaints
What can I say? This does the job. The unit is well constructed and has presented no problems after 6 months use.

A MUST for every household.....
well your never guess what happened..... our house got struck by lightning, the whole house shook and it wasn't good.
its lucky that i kitted my whole house out with these surge protectors no more than two months before this happened , they have more than likely saved me thousands of pounds.
so , like many others have said its one of those products that holds a question mark but i would seriously recommend that you invest in some of these, before its too late.

It's stupid not to have one
Surge protectors are curious things. You have no way of knowing whether they are working. My PC didn't explode today - was that thanks to Belkin, or because there were no surges? You only ever know for sure that it isn't working, not that it is.

But anyway, I have seen a PC explode during a thunder storm. I recovered, but the PC didn't. It was a few years ago, but the PC was high-spec and only 3 months old. A Belkin surge protector costs less than a pizza. Go figure.

Any decent mathmetician would now point out that we should consider:
[cost of PC] x [risk of exploding] vs [cost of surge protector]

True, but emotionless. An exploding PC is no fun at all. For a few pounds you can avoid that (I think). So do it.