Surge Protectors Breaking News
New power-surge protector from Sanus
"The ELM203 Low-Side-view Surge Protector is an inexpensive way to incorporate surge protection into any home theater or audio system," said Jason Schmidt,
One thousand dollars to home theater ...
One thousand dollars to home theater paradiseThis leaves enough fist in your budget to get an optical cable to run your audio to the LHT854, and for a respectable surge protector. Once again, we visit LG.
PANAMAX ANNOUNCES NEW FULLY PROGRAMMA...
PANAMAX ANNOUNCES NEW FULLY PROGRAMMABLE, BLUEBOLT™-COMPATIBLE touchy home theater equipment in the event of a sustained power end by providing a battery back-up, while including additional surge safeguard, and more »
Sanus Ships Power Conditioner and Sur...
Sanus Ships Power Conditioner and Surge ProtectorThe effect is meant to protect home theater and other audio equipment from perilous power surges. "The ELM205 is an extraordinary addition to the Elements
CircuitCity.com comes back strong wit...
CircuitCity.com comes back definite with big deals including, according to this report, the APC H10 Home Theater Power Regulator for surge sanctuary and power regulation for just $99.
Torus Power: New Models Debut at CEDI...
Torus Power: New Models Launch at CEDIA 2009 that looks quite at home in any A/V system—while present a substantial increase in performance and protection from unwanted surges,” Tanner added.
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Sep 10, 3799 by patricks407 | Posted in Home Theater
I use a $40 surge protector (not just a power strip) from Radio Shack. It does exactly the same thing as the Monster product costing 3 times as much. That's why I never recommend a Monster product for anything, because although their products work just fine they do it no better than something half the price.
If all you need is a surge protector then go with something affordable. You can get a good power strip/surge protector for less than $100. Once you cross the line into voltage regulators and UPSs your price will go up considerably. One product I see recommended a lot by those who know what they're talking about made by APC. See a good discussion here:
http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php? t=73512
Peter D | Sep 10, 1274
minstrel1956 | Sep 10, 4903
Same here, using the
monster $150.00 unit,
colored coded, easy hookup in the dark.
rodjared | Sep 10, 5309
home theater surge protector vs ups?
Jan 17, 2010 by jake | Posted in Home Theater
Power conditioners are a huge waste of money. All you need is a $30 surge protector.
If you have frequent power outages, then a UPS might be a good idea. You can get one for less than $100 that will power most TVs.
But unless you have several power outages a month, you don't need to be concerned about the TV cooling. It won't hurt the TV if it happens only a few times a year.
Also, it's usually only large plasmas and older LCDs that have a fan. LCD sets with LED backlighting generally don't need one.
Bytefield | Jan 19, 2010
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