We always get advice to use a surge protector of some sort when it comes to sensitive electronics. The idea is that if ...

Don't risk it: You need a surge protector to save your electronics from power surges. The right surge protector can take a beating and will protect your gadgets even after it fails. We'll help you ...

TESSAN introduced the Dual Surge Protector Power Strip as a response to what it saw in terms of consumer behavior. It is ...

Transient voltage and transient current events, commonly known as power surges, voltage surges, or current spikes, are a relatively frequent occurrence for many electronics applications. Transient ...

Targeted for industrial, datacenter and telecommunications applications, the Semtech Protection RClamp0822B platform delivers high-performance electrostatic discharge (ESD) and surge protection ...

Power strips and surge protectors are necessities these days. You need them, simply put, because there’s so much tech in your home that requires power. And in specific areas — for example, in your ...

KOA Speer Electronics has launched the NV73S series of multilayer metal-oxide varistors, which handles a surge current of up to 6,000 A, claiming five times higher protection than existing products.

The Ravoss, a rugged, stand-alone surge protection system, protects an entire facility from all sources of transient over voltage to reduce downtime and maintenance. It integrates Strikesorb SPD ...

Electrical overstresses can cause failure, permanent degradation or temporary erratic behavior in electronic devices or systems. The trend to reduce circuit geometries for communication systems and ...

"All those type products that may use electric, making sure that they have purchased a surge protector that will help with ...

When Harold P. Kopp got his initial patent, it was for a device called the Zap Trap. It was the first electronic voltage surge suppressor, the predecessor to the power strips in widespread use today.

We wouldn’t recommend using this with electronic devices. We included this AmazonBasics model in our testing, because we wanted to see how a baseline, mostly old-style power strip with surge ...