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Spikemaster SM-BG8 8 Outlet Block, Standard Protection Surge Protector (White)x$37.99
  (4 reviews)
Best Price: $37.99
As consumer electronic equipment - especially computers - and appliances containing sensitive computerized components are prevalent in today's households, multiple surge protectors are a necessity to protect against damage from power line spikes and surges. Unlike a lightning strike, the damage caused by spikes and surges occurs over time, shortening the life of equipment. Feature by feature, SpikeMaster surge protectors can outperform the competition where it counts, protecting against higher voltages at substantially less cost. With SpikeMaster line safeguarding your electronic equipment and small appliances has never been easier or more economical. The high quality and outstanding value across the entire SpikeMaster line provide consumers with affordable protection they can feel confident about. SpikeMaster's SM-BG8 is a basic surge protector that would work well in any location. With eight outlets, including three oversized, the SM-BG8 automatically grounds voltage over 330 volts and protects against power spikes up to 1,295 joules. Ground fault and surge protection indicator lights show when protection is operational. An audible alarm and 15-amp circuit breaker are also built in. SpikeMaster provides a warranty for the SM-BG8 and up to $50,000 in connected devices.
MPN: SM-BG8 - UPC: 044102700048
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Customer Reviews
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SM-BB8S doesn't protect and customer service is worse
By A1SOWRF7GY6Q0I on 2004-01-19
I purchased a SM-BB8S after a lighting strike took out my modem, thinking I was now protected. On Dec9th we had a power disruption and energy surplus which the SM-BB8s did not stop. This resulted in over $600.00 damage to my computer and monitor. What makes this worse is Recoton/Acoustic Research/Thomson Inc. have lagged in the customer service dept. I've made 7 phone calls to the 1-800 number and sent one fax as required in 6 weeks and have NO reply other then "we're sory sir, but the claim is now in the Thomson legal dept." (they will not give out any information as how to contact the legal dept either). No one has ever called me back, no one has ever gave me more information, and every dead line as to when I will recieve a call or answer to my warrenty claim has passed. Find a company who backs their product up with a real warrenty, and who doesn't play games with thier customer service. This company doesn't deserve your money.
Great Design!
By A93ISIF05JTB3 on 2002-09-16
What can you say about an outlet strip?How about specially designed outlets for those bulky power (transformer) plugs. Or a rotating head on the 3-prong plug, so you can plug it in at any angle in case the adjoining outlet has one of those bulky transformer plugs plugged into it. I didn't know it had these features when I ordered it, but now that I do, I won't buy anything else!
cheap
By A1ZUZS1JELDMG9 on 2002-11-24
it cheaper than the Monster Surge Protector i own. and it looks the same. don't know much about the spec. but as a consumer, cheaper is always a good thing? someone tell me if i am wrong?
In response to T. Kanchanapinyokul of Burbank...
By A8VCGEYOK10U2 on 2005-03-05
Okay. To answer your question: you're wrong. Cheaper is usually NOT better and, in the case of surge protection, it almost NEVER is (but something tells me you knew that, right?) While this product is, well, okay -- for the price -- do yourself a favor and spend a few more bucks for something more reliable (like Belkin's SurgeMaster, for example). Of course, you could really lay out some cash on a decent back-up/protection unit (think a couple hundred) but, at forty or fifty bucks, the Belkin should do fine.
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| Product Features |
- 8 outlets (3 oversized)
- Voltage clamping occurs at 330 volts
- Protects against up to 1295 joules
- 8-foot heavy-duty cord
- $50,000 connected equipment warranty
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