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PANAMAX PM8-EX 8 Ac Outlet Surge Protectors | 
 enlarge | Brand: Panamax
Category: CE
Buy New: See price in cart
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Rating:  2 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 13 x 8.5 x 2.5
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
MPN: PM8-EX
Model: PM8-EX
UPC: 050616007559
EAN: 0050616007559
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Features EMI/RFI noise filtration and Panamaxs exclusive Protect or Disconnect Circuitry | | • | Accepts add-on signal line modules | | • | $5,000,000 connected equipment protection policy | | • | Includes 6 power cord with right andgle 45 offset plug |
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Product Description
The Panamax PM8-EX features eight AC outlets with transformer spacing. The model accepts add-on Signal line modules to accommodate system expansion.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Great features, best warranty October 6, 2008
J. Dailey (St. Louis, MO USA)
I recently purchased the PM8-EX surge protector for my home computer. It has plenty of outlets and great technical specs. The warranty is the best available with the easiest claim process. I highly recommend Panamax over the other brands that cost more but provide less protection or make it almost impossible to collect on a claim.
 Multi-outlet strip and surge protector May 2, 2008
Jonathan I. Rapoport (Stamford, CT USA)
This is an excellent product for the money and should provide all the extra outlets you need. However, be careful not to plug in too many devices that consume a lot of power: just because you will now have room to plug in a lot of electrical devices does not mean that the power line they are plugged into will handle the additional load. Today, we are using many devices (particularly at our desks) that do not draw a lot of power, like telephones, small stereos; cell phone and bluetooth rechargers, etc. This strip is perfect for these purposes. But if you plug in a large screen TV or air conditioner or heater, (or anything else which consumes a lot of power) in addition to these other things, you are likely to trip your circuit breaker, or worse, create a fire hazard.
Also, do not depend too heavily on the surge protection contained in this or any power strip. If you want to protect your computer or other valuable and sensitive device, get yourself a "UPS" (uninterrupted power sourse). Depending upon the size you need (which in turn depends upon what you are protecting and how long you need the power supply to run in the event of a power failure) you will generally spend $100 or more for this device. Yes, that's a good deal more than a power strip which claims to provide the same protection, but you will thank yourself the first time there is a serious electrical problem on your line. A UPS is also superior to a strip surge protector in that it will allow you to use your computer or other device when the power is out; the more sophisticated ones actually come with software which will shut down your computer in the event of a power failure even when you are not present.
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