- Does it protect cable and internet lines, not just power?
- Yes. It has coaxial and telephone/data jacks alongside the seven AC outlets, so it can protect a cable box, antenna feed or DSL line at the same point as the power.
- Is 2,100 joules enough for a home theater?
- It is a high rating for a 7-outlet strip and covers a typical TV, receiver and console cluster. Very large surges can still wear it out, so replace it after a major strike or if its protection light goes out.
- Will it fit behind a wall-mounted TV?
- The strip format is compact, but the coax and data jacks add depth. Measure the space behind the TV or inside the cabinet before mounting it.
- Can I plug in bulky power adapters?
- Some outlets sit close together, so large adapters may cover a neighbor. Plan to leave a gap or use a short extension for brick-style supplies.
- Does it have USB ports or a power switch?
- No. It is a straight surge strip with seven AC outlets and signal jacks, with no USB charging and no master switch.
- What is in the box?
- The surge protector itself with its attached cord, plus the coaxial and telephone/data cables needed to connect signal lines.
- Where is the Tripp Lite 7-Outlet Home Theater Surge Protector HT706TSAT cheapest?
- At Electro Sonic, for $22.78, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Tripp Lite 7-Outlet Home Theater Surge Protector HT706TSAT?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Electro Sonic, Pro AV Warehouse, Tri-Tek Electronics.