Is this surge protector resetable? That is, does it have a button or switch to reset after a trip?
786980
It is grounded but does not have a reset button...don't think it is needed on this...
2079282
I don't think so. It will reset itself during a power failure (or being unplugged) back to the state it was in when it lost power.
1655375
The APC surge protector is a fail safe device. It is unusable after a surge. IT destroys it self to protect your equipment.
404792
I have mine plugged into a gfci outlet in my kitchen. If the outlet does trip you will have to pull the unit off to reset it
157328
Actually, that's a good question! In other words, once a surge is encountered does, #1: the device re-function as an electrical line connection?, and, #2: does it re-function as a surge protector? I honestly can't for sure answer either one of those questions. I usually use these devices, in-line with other surge protection, and once in a while use them in the field, for my laptop computers as the primary surge protection. So, insofar as the field work is concerned, I really don't know if I've ever encountered a surge to test the efficiency of the protection, ie re-function of the device?!
2015640
It is like most plug in surge protectors in the fact that it will only survive one major surge. When you "reset" a plug in surge protector after it has undergone a large surge it no longer offers protection. This device will survive several smaller surges.
2015639
To my knowledge there is no reset. The lights indicate whether it is still functioning or not. But I believe it takes a pretty massive surge to knock this one out. Once the lights go out though, I believe it is done.Other source I found said it can handle a variable number of varying strength surges, but once its done, its done.
658479
This is not a surge protector. Many appliances and devices use a trickle of electricity even when they are not actually turned on, which wastes electricity, not to mention wasting your money. The purpose of the Belkin Power Conserve Switch is to cut power completely to whatever is plugged into it. You restore power to your appliance by pressing the small power switch on the right-hand side of the switch when it's time to use the appliance, and then off again, when use is complete. I have six of these installed in my kitchen and have been delighted with their performance and ease of use.
2097063
Reset button is on the other side of attached cord. It is roughly two inch from bottom. You have to put your finger around to feel it
780211
There is no reset button on this heater, but if the heater tips over there is a safety shut off switch. These heaters heat up quickly and have a thermostat to regulate the heat. We have not had any problems with these heaters, we have two. They have worked very well.
1157352
In general the following is true: Under normal operation, SPD devices should operate indefinitely providing surge protection from power spikes, etc and the similar day to day surging a panel may encounter.Panel mount surge protectors cannot be "reset." Once the SPD has reached its MTBF, (Mean Time Between Failure) , the green or red "ON" indicator light will go out and the product will give up the ghost, at which time a new one will be needed as replacement. Hope this helps. I have used them and they are valuable in operation. Saves a lot of headaches.
1241461
No surge protection, not really a power strip either, I DJ and use it to plug 4 lights into one plugged switch, so when I turn the switch It controls 4 lights at once. Hope this helps
1217251
No reset button visible - just leds that indicate "protected" and "grounded".
1515194
If you mean like a fuse or GFI type of reset no. I have it on a circuit for the bathroom, that had powered a small light with a switch.
44925
Small button on the side will pop out with overload and push in to reset. I have used it in world travels and have not had a problem.
760784
NO, However, the directions require that the transformer be plugged only into a GCI receptacle.Also, there is a separate Push to Reset button.
1777152
That is a power switch. As far as I know it offers no protection from a power surge.