Chief EGX-SF2 Power Filtering Surge Protection Wall Outlet

The Chief EGX - SF2 is a top - notch power filtering surge protection wall outlet. It comes in a dual gang housing with an isolated ground and dual receptacles. Featuring the SurgeX® non - sacrificial multi - stage filtration and surge protection system, this outlet safeguards your equipment from high - frequency noise and power - related damage. Key features include non - volatile spike protection with an LED power indicator, non - sacrificial multi - stage technology, and a non - current limiting design that ensures full power on a regular circuit with redundant protection circuits. It boosts the reliability and functionality of connected devices by protecting them from high - energy transients, lightning strikes, and electronic noise. The line filter can reduce common and differential mode noise by up to 40 dB. Rated for 125V~, 60Hz, 15 A with a 1875 - watt maximum, it also has a ferrite toroid - based EMI filter and can withstand 240 VAC continuous without damage or loss of protection. Technical specs: UL Listed, housing dimensions 3.95 x 4.33 x 3.79” (100 x 110 x 96 mm), overall dimensions 4.5 x 5.25 x 4.04” (114 x 133 x 103 mm), power consumption <0.5 watt, primary amperage 15A, 1800 W continuous, and shipping weight 3.50 lbs.

Using the Chief EGX - SF2 power filtering surge protection outlet is easy. Just plug it into a suitable wall socket and then connect your devices to the dual receptacles. You'll see the LED power indicator light up, showing that the non - volatile spike protection is working. Make sure to check the power requirements of your devices to ensure they are within the 15A, 1875 - watt maximum rating of the outlet. Avoid overloading the outlet with too many high - power devices at once. For maintenance, keep the outlet clean and dry. If you live in an area prone to lightning, it's a good idea to unplug sensitive devices during storms. Also, periodically check the LED indicator to make sure the protection is still functioning properly. If the outlet gets wet or damaged, stop using it immediately and contact the manufacturer for further instructions.