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| Operating this surge protector from a non- |
| telephone network, the telephone company | Your surge protector has | ||||
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| grounded outlet will invalidate your “Connected |
| discontinuance of service may be required. | circuits to reduce the risk of damage from | ||||
| Equipment Guarantee” and puts your valuable |
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| But if advance notice isn’t practical, the |
| surges in telephone line and power line | ||||
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| telephone company will notify the customer | current. These protection circuits meet or | ||
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| CAUTION |
| as soon as possible. Also, you will be |
| exceed the FCC requirements. However, | |
| Retain Instructions— Retain the safety and |
| advised of your right to file a complaint with | lightning striking the surge protector or power | ||||
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| the FCC if you believe it is necessary. |
| lines can damage your surge protector. | ||||
| operating instructions for future reference. |
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| Damage — Unplug this appliance from the wal l |
| Also, the phone company can make |
| Lightning damage is not common. Never- | |||
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| • When the power cord or plug is damaged. |
| changes to its lines, equipment, operations, | theless, if you live in an area that has | ||||
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| severe electrical storms, we suggest that | ||||
| • | If liquid has been spilled or objects have |
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| operation of this surge protector. The |
| you unplug your surge protector when | ||||
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| telephone company notifies you of these | storms approach to reduce the possibility of | |||
| • | If the appliance has been exposed to rain or |
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| changes in advance, so you can take the | damage. | |||||
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| water. |
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| • | If the appliance has been dropped or |
| necessary steps to prevent interruption of | CARE | |||
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| • When the PROTECTED WHEN LIT indicator |
| Your surge protector connects directly to a | Keep the surge protector dry; if it gets wet, | ||||
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| modular telephone line jack. If your |
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| wipe it dry immediately. Use and store the | ||
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| TROUBLESHOOTING |
| jack, you can update the wiring yourself |
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| telephone wiring does not have a modular | surge protector only in normal temperature | ||
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| using jacks and adapters (available at your | environments. Handle the surge protector | ||
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| carefully; do not drop it. Keep the surge | ||||
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| The GROUNDED WHEN LIT indicator |
| local RadioShack store), or have the |
| protector away from dust and dirt, and wipe | |
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| does not light. |
| telephone company update the wiring for | it with a damp cloth occasionally to keep it | ||
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| you. You must use compatible modular |
| looking new. | |
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| jacks that are compliant with Part 68 of FCC | ||||
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| Your surge protector is not grounded. |
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| Rules and the requirements adopted by the | SERVICE AND REPAIR | |||
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| You must move it to a different |
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| ACTA. The telephone cord and modular | ||||
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| grounded, |
| plug provided is Part 68 compliant for |
| If your surge protector is not performing as it | |
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| If the GROUNDED WHEN LIT still does |
| connecting to the telephone company |
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| should, take it to your local RadioShack | |||
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| not light after moving the surge protector |
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| store for assistance. To locate your nearest | |||
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| to a grounded outlet, return the product |
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| The USOC number of the phone jack to be | RadioShack, use the store locator feature | |||
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| to RadioShack for assistance. |
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| on RadioShack’s website | ||||
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| installed is RJ11C (or RJ11W for a wall |
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| If the surge protector proves to be |
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| plate jack). The USOC number of the LAN | ||||
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| working properly, you may need to |
| jack to be installed is RJ45. |
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| contact a professional electrician to |
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| check your outlets for proper grounding. |
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| surge protector’s internal components can | |
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| cause a malfunction and might invalidate its | |
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| warranty. | ||
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| GROUNDED WHEN LIT indicators turn |
| SPECIFICATIONS |
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| Solution |
| Line Voltage | 125V | ||
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| Your surge protector received a current |
| Line Current | 15A | ||
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| that exceeded its capacity due to overload. |
| Frequency | 60Hz | ||
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| When this happens, the |
| Number of AC Outlets | 11 (4 | ||
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| breaker (located on the side of the case) |
| Cord Length/Plug Type | 8ft, right angle plug | ||
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| trips to prevent possible damage, and |
| Circuit Breaker | 15A | ||
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| Housing Material | Plastic | |||
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| RESET pops out. To reset the surge protec- |
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| USB CONTROL Switch | Push ON/OFF type | |||
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| tor, disconnect one or more of the con- |
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| USB CTRL Indicator | Lights green when USB CONTROL ON/OFF is pressed in | |||
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| nected devices and allow the surge pro- |
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| PROTECTED WHEN LIT Indicator | Lights green when the AC line is protected | |||
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| tector to cool down. Then push RESET in. |
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| GROUNDED WHEN LIT Indicator | Lights green when the ground wire is securely connected | |||
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| Noise Frequency Range | 100 kHz – 100 MHz | ||
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| Noise Attenuation Level | Up to 55dB | ||
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| GROUNDED WHEN LIT indicators turn off, |
| Maximum Surge Voltage | 6,000V | ||
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| and the surge protector sounds an alarm. |
| Composite Maximum Surge Current | 120VAC Line 135,000A | ||
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| Phone Line | 10,500A | |||
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| Total Maximum Surge Current | 145,500A | |||
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| Your surge protector's AC line is no longer |
| Composite Maximum Energy Dissipation: |
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| protected from surges and power is not |
| 120 VAC Line | 2,421J | ||
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| Phone Line | 180J | ||
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| the surge protector receives an unusually |
| Total Maximum Energy Dissipation | 2,601J | ||
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| strong surge, the |
| Modes of Protection | Three | ||
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| sorbs the surge to protect your equipment. |
| Clamping Time | <1 nanosecond | ||
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| If the surge is strong enough, it diminishes |
| Clamping Voltage | 330V | ||
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| Additional Protect | LAN (1 in, 1 out), protects pin 1, 2 and 3, 6 | |||
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| Operation Temperature | 32 to 122°F (0 to 50°C) | |||
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| Specifications are typical; individual units might vary. Specifications are subject to change and | |||
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| Printed in China |