What is the clamping voltage on this?
139940
That I do not know but you should be able to find it on the manufacturer's website. We have mounted ours on our entertainment center and have all of our electronics plugged into it. We have had it about a year now and have not had any issues with it at all.
509757
The clamp is plastic, and not all that thick. I'm not sure exactly what your set up is, but I'm thinking it will not work how you want it to with out some reinforcing.
1826729
*** AC and DC current ranges (clamp): 40A, 400A *** *** AC and DC current ranges (leads): 400A, 2000A ***
789576
Hello! My numbers are the same for output voltage. It reads: 5.0 V = 2.0 A. It's a great product!
300793
Naveen, i could see only one place on the device written as 12V and 1A. voltage value mentioned by your are not mentioned there. hope this helps!
530941
Steve, I just discovered the adjustment pot for zeroing (or at least get it close to spec) the DC clamp current. Turn the meter over, then open and remove the battery cover. On the back you will find two holes to the left of the center chassis screw. The hole closest to that center chassis screw locates the adjustment pot for the DC clamp current mode. Turn the pot clockwise to decrease the value towards negative, counter-clockwise to increase the value towards positive. Use a miniature Phillips #1 (3mm Ø shaft) screwdriver.See the photo I uploaded.
328327
Why are people saying this has a clamping voltage of 500V, when the product description says 330V?
1419501
Not sure about the voltage. I use it in 110V and works fine. No need to cut the line, just knot it inside the cup and let it hang.
497244
330V. The link provided by another user has a table of info and the "clamping voltage" is listed as "UL 1449 TVSS Rating" which is 330V for this unit.
2150244
I'm sorry I am not familiar with the voltage. I would suggest asking the seller of the product. Thank you.
471229
The voltage is 120 but have no clue on the watts. I can't seem to find it on the machine plate. Sorry.
1993355
I don't knowthe voltage. I'm not sure about using this outside of the US, that's where I use it. Sorry, I couldn't be more helpful.
287755
Without a clampmeter I cant tell you the exact draw. The packaging doesn't offer this info. What I can tell you is that i have 4 on my tank, along with the light, using a fogger infrequently, and my tv with all the other goodies (satellite, dvd player, soundbox) all plugged into one line with no problems.
88872
I'm sorry I don't know what clamping voltage is. I can say that I have all 7 plugs in use with a tv, sound bar, sub woofer, uverse box, a modem and a few other things. I haven't had any problems. all my important electronics is on the surge
136806
The clamping voltage is 400v on L-N and 500v on L-G and N-G. The clamping voltage is NOT 330v (best) as incorrectly listed in one popular review and on APC web site. On close examination on their box, there is zero information given other then the Joules rating (which is the first clue something is afoot). If you open the box and check the back it lists the clamping voltage as listed above, not the 330 volt clamping voltage commonly misreported. PS clamping voltage and let through voltage are not the same thing. Clamping voltage is the max voltage let through (ie 330v with 330v clamping or 500v is it has 500v clamping (very poor)) let through voltage is the difference between the maximum allowable normal voltage (~170v) and the clamping voltage ie 330 on a good protector which would give you a let through voltage of 330-170= 160v over max normal voltage. In conclusion APC website and popular review are not correct / and or misleafing. The surge protector offers poor surge protection. Loot for a better one with a 330 clamping across all three lines, has a high joules rating for longevity 2000+. There are other important factors, but those are the biggest two, and I don't have the space to discuss further. Educate yourself and be warry of devices and companies that don't put their specs on the box as is the case with this unit/company.
1993101
I actually have the older model which has a different base, so I'm not sure. Don't know voltage for either. The newer base looks much better than mine. The old one was very cheap and cracked easily.
476929
I have no idea about voltage. But I use the regular wall socket. Nothing extra ordinary