Belkin 12-Outlet Deal Really a Deal?
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It so does protect againt surges. Those people writing negative reviews more than likely did not have a properly grounded outlet. It will not work without a ground! Get a circuit tester at any hardware store for about $5.00 (a lot cheaper at Harbor Frieght) and make sure your circuit is good. Besides the ground test, it will test the polarity on your circuits, and any GCFI's you have. Easy as pie to read ... not so easy to fix if you DON"T know what you are doing. Good luck -jay
719606
I just checked dell website. I am not sure that this is that great of a deal first of all. Second they sell both 2 and four but I contiue to see a reoccurant 2. so BEWARE
65039
While this might seem to be a good price, be aware that this package uses older Powerline standards. What you want to maximize throughput is the latest version (500Mbps), which is the NETGEAR Powerline 500 Mbps 4-port Network Adapter Kit (XAVB5004), not the model you're asking about. While you are still somewhat at the mercy of your home's wiring, the latest model uses adaptive technology to maximize throughput. I upgraded to the 500Mbps model and stream 1080p through my home without issues.
424581
Yeah. Home Depot. $19.88 Defiant 12 outlet. Wider spacing for fat and bulky adapters. SKU is 1000021669 and it has surge protection! Way better then the Tripp Lite. Wish I hadn't bought the Tripp Lite. I can't ever imagine anyone ever paying its regular price $89. Even $40 is steep compared to the one mentioned.
44475
I would think so. most manufacturers Usually put fairly weak power supplies in their machines to save money. If you shop carefully, you can get a pretty good power supply for under $60.
1929104
Yes, I ordered one and the two output terminals on the back are indeed 12 volt. Good luck.
336670
I do not know. First I would check "How many amps does your small a/c pull?" - then check with the manufacturer, Belkin for specs before trying that. Doing this could be tricky with a multiple outlet. Am not qualified to answer this question.
1290837
Oh, yes U got a very good deal. I seen that @ BB, but I dont need a PS3...I thought about the deal for the 46v @ BB ($1149) for me because they had free del. and setup...but I got that too....So, are you happy- with your new tv?
1437898
Hey Jorge, they'll work with as many as you want to plug in because they all feed off the power grid in your home. Just plug them in and you're set.
1641782
I would get a step-down to be safe, but Belkin customer service might be of better technical/electrical expertise.(310) 751-5100 or http://www.belkin.com/us/support, model number F7C007q
24506
Enough to power the *entire* load your motherboard presents, plus a safety factor for inefficiency plus startup. It does not regulate the 12V, so no. Use a reputable 12VDC power supply, not one of those $8 specials. When I use these, I build the entire system and power it from an ordinary high-efficiency PSU, run at full load. Measure the power draw with a Kill-A-Watt. Size the 12VDC supply accordingly.
1689320
As many as you want given your power supply can supply the power. I have wired over 10 together with no problem in referents and such
97227
I'm sure that is max for the unit. Using two 1200W devices isn't the problem, the issue would be how many amps they'll draw when in use. For example, if you connected two 1200W grills, it'll not work due to the amps.
1991212
I bought the Belkin, and it worked perfectly fine! It was at a good price too. I have no experience with the moster (monster?) brand.
360946
Good idea checking it locally. Looks like the smaller drives get the added perks (larger selection of colors and, now, cooler pattern of lights). I liked the price too (and the free docking station) so I guess I will keep mine. Thanks all.
121985
I would suggest the only answer that you should depend on should come from Belkin. good luck...
1622569
Yes, I did that here and used the four 12-inch modules in the kit, and later bought a separate 6-inch. Same voltage and there is enough wattage on power supply to handle that - it works just fine.