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Question: How many outlets does it have?
Document: Service very well for my needs of need extra outlets that are protected from power surges. Very happy with this product
I have not experienced any further issues with anything that has been plugged into these devices (which is more than I can say for the rest of the outlets in my house).I am very happy and satisfied! Five stars all the way!! !
The surge only outlets continue to work and plugging the computers into those outlets will let them work.Even though it did not do what I wanted I still am using it to regulate the power going to the UPS's. I found during testing that the voltage at my house is 128 VAC. I have the LE1200 set to 110 VAC and that is what it is outputting.
We had a big storm and the LE1200 stopped working, even though it's not billed as a surge protector. My guess is that a lot of connected gear would have taken hits if not for the unit. I even had a surge protector plugged into it for extra outlets and it survived. I have several of these and have heard them clicking from time to time as they cycle to keep line voltage steady.
3 are together and one says (the far right in the picture) "transformer block AC outlet" I do know that it's just another normal outlet and separated from the other 3 for the bulky transformer plugs, not to block any other outlets if you plug in a bulky transformer plug... It's very thoughtful and good feature but it would be great if it was explained a little more in the manual, not everybody needs to know that. [...].
I haven't had any noticeable fluctuations in power voltage, but I got it just in case. It's happened before, and fortunately nothing got damaged.Set the thing for 120v, and plugged everything in. I put it out of the way as much as I could behind a speaker. The building wiring fault indicator light on the back never went off. I tried it in multiple outlets, including one attached directly to the panel, but it never went off.
Few people realize that the wall outlets often provide irregular voltage - a hazard that a surge protector does NOT protect against. I just installed a top end desktop, and for only 2x the cost of a surge protector and less than 1% of the cost of the desktop I added an APC voltage regulator for peace of mind. Do yourself a favor, any time you're plugging in a &#62;$1,000 piece of equipment consider adding a voltage regulator to protect your gear.
Plugged it in and it works. I have been using APC products for many years and it has always worked for me
I checked several outlets and the reading was consistent. I then noticed that the APC voltage regulators were indicating a high voltage also. I called the electric company and they verified my readings. It turns out that the sub-station had a malfunction and my whole neighborhood had high voltage. While I was waiting for the electric company I checked the voltage on one of the APC voltage regulators and it read 121 volts. This was the first time that I could actually see the voltage regulator work.
Many generators do not deliver the perfect power, which is clean and well regulated, to meet the strick requirements for many of the home entertainment components. This unit regulates the power at your equipment and "cleans up" voltage & noise variances which may come from the portable generator.
Answer: It has 4 outlets on the back.