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Circuit City has the CyberPower 1085 Professional Surge Protector for $15 + $9 shipping = $24 shipped. Rated at 3600 Joules. Features 10 NEMA 5-15P outlets, 4 of which are widely spaced, EMI/RFI Shielding, and keyhole mounting slots. [Compare]
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I'm guessing 1085 is the model number because it's not the watts. And 3600 Joules is 1 watt for 1 hour. Which at most is 60 watts for 1 minutes. Which means that this thing couldn't power a whipped cream covered obama di|do.
3600 joules is the supression rating, not the power rating.
#1: absolute horsesh!t. Your analysis is gibberish. The specs for this model are very good (UL 1449 rating at 330v, 3 stages, clamping time <1 nanosecond), and the Joules rating is excellent. Seems like a great buy on an excellent surege supressor.
And be advised, these things DO wear out (after repeated surges): the one you bought 5 years ago may still have the 'green light' (or whatever) but internally it's most likely shot.
Maybe #1 thinks this is a UPS device?