Surge Protector Emos P54052 Black 230 V 3 m

The Emos P54052 Surge Protector in black is a compact power strip designed to protect electronic equipment from voltage spikes and electromagnetic interference. It provides a rated surge energy absorption of 1800 J and includes EMI/RFI filtering at 40 dB to reduce noise on the power line. With a 3 m power cable and support for coaxial, DSL, fax and telephone lines, the unit offers flexible placement and multi-line protection while occupying minimal desk or rack space thanks to its 110 mm width and 50 mm depth.

Advantages

This surge protector combines a high surge energy rating with integrated EMI/RFI noise suppression to protect sensitive devices and reduce interference. The 3 m cable length allows placement farther from wall outlets for convenient positioning. Support for coax, DSL, fax and telephone connections expands the device’s protective coverage beyond mains power, while the compact footprint makes it suitable for cramped workspaces or home entertainment setups.

Suitable for

• Protecting desktop PCs, monitors and peripheral devices
• Home entertainment systems and set-top boxes
• Small office network equipment including DSL or modem lines
• Fax machines and telephony devices

Key specifications

• Surge energy rating: 1800 J
• EMI/RFI noise filtering: 40 dB
• Cable length: 3 m
• Supported signal lines: coax, DSL, fax, telephone
• Colour: black
• Dimensions (approx.): 110 mm width × 50 mm depth

How to use

Place the surge protector on a stable surface or mount it according to available space, then connect the unit to a properly grounded mains outlet using the integrated 3 m cable. Plug electronic devices into the available outlets and connect coaxial, DSL, fax or telephone lines where protection is required. Verify that connected equipment operates normally after installation and ensure the surge protector is not overloaded beyond the combined current rating of connected devices.

Usage recommendations

For optimal protection, connect critical devices such as computers, routers and set-top boxes directly to the surge protector and avoid using additional extension cords. Periodically inspect the unit and connected cables for damage and replace the surge protector after any major surge event or if its protective performance is compromised.