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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 6:11a
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borrowed from SD (thanks Selma)

Philips SPP7346WA 10-Outlet Surge Protector w/ Power Blocker 2 & Phone and Coax Protection
More info HERE

Woot Linky

this was recently (yesterday ?) sold on Buy.com for $19.99 and it was a deal at that price.

at this woot price, this is a steal.

I personally got one to protect my 50 Panny Plasma and the computer and peripherals.

woot it !

Message edited by: plestiuc on 2008-11-25 07:35:49 CST
   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 6:11a

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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 6:32a
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Nice deal, I picked up 3 for $35.

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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 7:01a
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Thanks got one!

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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 7:02a
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bought 3 too. thanks op!

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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 7:13a
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Great post...thanks op..In for 3!

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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 7:14a
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Thanks OP! In for 2...this was exactly what I was looking for to go with the 50" Panasonic Plasma I bought yesterday. It sure beats the $60 Monster one that the store was pushing.

Message edited by: BMRisko on 2008-11-25 07:15:23 CST
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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 7:24a
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BMRisko said:Thanks OP! In for 2...this was exactly what I was looking for to go with the 50" Panasonic Plasma I bought yesterday. It sure beats the $60 Monster one that the store was pushing.

Not a good idea to use this with your plasma or ht components. Based on the specs, or lack thereof, I'd connect this to noncritical loads only, such as lamps, etc. This is just a power strip (fuse). Don't expect it to "save" your tv from anything.

Message edited by: wingate20 on 2008-11-25 07:25:41 CST
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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 7:26a
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In for 2. I also used a $10 off coupon for being a Woot "Charter Member" bringing the total to $14.98 for two. Thanks, OP.

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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 7:44a
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wingate20 said:BMRisko said:Thanks OP! In for 2...this was exactly what I was looking for to go with the 50" Panasonic Plasma I bought yesterday. It sure beats the $60 Monster one that the store was pushing.

Not a good idea to use this with your plasma or ht components. Based on the specs, or lack thereof, I'd connect this to noncritical loads only, such as lamps, etc. This is just a power strip (fuse). Don't expect it to "save" your tv from anything.

Philips seems reasonably confident:

http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/s/spp7346wa_17/spp7346wa_17_pss...

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Ideal for home theater systems
•Power blocker 2 technology
•Coax line protection
•Phone line protection
•2-line splitter

Ultimate performance design
•10 child-safe outlets
•EMI/RFI noise filtration
•100% Lightning Warranty
•$1,000,000 connected equipment warranty
----

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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 7:46a
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wingate20 said:BMRisko said:Thanks OP! In for 2...this was exactly what I was looking for to go with the 50" Panasonic Plasma I bought yesterday. It sure beats the $60 Monster one that the store was pushing.

Not a good idea to use this with your plasma or ht components. Based on the specs, or lack thereof, I'd connect this to noncritical loads only, such as lamps, etc. This is just a power strip (fuse). Don't expect it to "save" your tv from anything.

Does anyone have any recommendations for an inexpensive protector for a plasma?

TIA

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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 7:47a
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Zipkin said:wingate20 said:BMRisko said:Thanks OP! In for 2...this was exactly what I was looking for to go with the 50" Panasonic Plasma I bought yesterday. It sure beats the $60 Monster one that the store was pushing.

Not a good idea to use this with your plasma or ht components. Based on the specs, or lack thereof, I'd connect this to noncritical loads only, such as lamps, etc. This is just a power strip (fuse). Don't expect it to "save" your tv from anything.

Philips seems reasonably confident:

http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/s/spp7346wa_17/spp7346wa_17_pss...

----
Ideal for home theater systems
•Power blocker 2 technology
•Coax line protection
•Phone line protection
•2-line splitter

Ultimate performance design
•10 child-safe outlets
•EMI/RFI noise filtration
•100% Lightning Warranty
•$1,000,000 connected equipment warranty
----

That's what I was thinking...

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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 7:47a
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Zipkin said:wingate20 said:BMRisko said:Thanks OP! In for 2...this was exactly what I was looking for to go with the 50" Panasonic Plasma I bought yesterday. It sure beats the $60 Monster one that the store was pushing.

Not a good idea to use this with your plasma or ht components. Based on the specs, or lack thereof, I'd connect this to noncritical loads only, such as lamps, etc. This is just a power strip (fuse). Don't expect it to "save" your tv from anything.

Philips seems reasonably confident:

http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/s/spp7346wa_17/spp7346wa_17_pss...

----
Ideal for home theater systems
•Power blocker 2 technology
•Coax line protection
•Phone line protection
•2-line splitter

Ultimate performance design
•10 child-safe outlets
•EMI/RFI noise filtration
•100% Lightning Warranty
•$1,000,000 connected equipment warranty
----

Philips seems confident. Are you serious?

Nothing in that list indicates any real protection.

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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 7:51a
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wingate20 said:

Philips seems confident. Are you serious?

Nothing in that list indicates any real protection.

Instead of thread crapping, how about making a recommendation then...

Message edited by: BMRisko on 2008-11-25 07:52:05 CST
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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 7:55a
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BMRisko said:wingate20 said:

Philips seems confident. Are you serious?

Nothing in that list indicates any real protection.

Instead of thread crapping, how about making a recommendation then...

I second that.

People on SD seam pretty confident this is suitable for a 50" plasma.

Please advise if you have an alternative provided it's not 4x the cost.

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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 7:56a
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wingate20 said:Zipkin said:wingate20 said:BMRisko said:Thanks OP! In for 2...this was exactly what I was looking for to go with the 50" Panasonic Plasma I bought yesterday. It sure beats the $60 Monster one that the store was pushing.

Not a good idea to use this with your plasma or ht components. Based on the specs, or lack thereof, I'd connect this to noncritical loads only, such as lamps, etc. This is just a power strip (fuse). Don't expect it to "save" your tv from anything.

Philips seems reasonably confident:

http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/s/spp7346wa_17/spp7346wa_17_pss...

----
Ideal for home theater systems
•Power blocker 2 technology
•Coax line protection
•Phone line protection
•2-line splitter

Ultimate performance design
•10 child-safe outlets
•EMI/RFI noise filtration
•100% Lightning Warranty
•$1,000,000 connected equipment warranty
----

Philips seems confident. Are you serious?

Nothing in that list indicates any real protection.

I wouldn't mind the 1M$ if my TV gets fried.

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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 7:56a
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BMRisko said:wingate20 said:

Philips seems confident. Are you serious?

Nothing in that list indicates any real protection.

Instead of thread crapping, how about making a recommendation then...

I'm thread crapping because I'm trying to help?...because I'm trying to keep you from doing something stupid like plugging in your plasma into a $10 power strip? All I said was use it for non-critical loads, as a power strip. Any recommendation would be thread crapping because it would be off topic and irrelevant to the OP's post -- apples and bowling balls.

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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 8:02a
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wingate20 said:BMRisko said:wingate20 said:

Philips seems confident. Are you serious?

Nothing in that list indicates any real protection.

Instead of thread crapping, how about making a recommendation then...

I'm thread crapping because I'm trying to help?...because I'm trying to keep you from doing something stupid like plugging in your plasma into a $10 power strip? All I said was use it for non-critical loads, as a power strip. Any recommendation would be thread crapping because it would be off topic and irrelevant to the OP's post -- apples and bowling balls.

So, basically you are saying we need to plug our Plasmas into $300 Monster MP-HTFS1000 surge protectors/power conditioners? I'm just waiting on an alternative suggestion from you...IMO it is thread crapping if you don't back up your reasoning with an alternative deal. Honestly I am a newbie to this and didn't see a difference between this and the RCA/Monster "power strips" that the electronics store had. I just did a quick search and found these power conditioners with surge protection that run $200-$300. I guess I am just trying to understand what you are suggesting as a better alternative.

Message edited by: BMRisko on 2008-11-25 08:07:15 CST
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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 8:04a
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wingate20 said:BMRisko said:wingate20 said:

Philips seems confident. Are you serious?

Nothing in that list indicates any real protection.

Instead of thread crapping, how about making a recommendation then...

I'm thread crapping because I'm trying to help?...because I'm trying to keep you from doing something stupid like plugging in your plasma into a $10 power strip? All I said was use it for non-critical loads, as a power strip. Any recommendation would be thread crapping because it would be off topic and irrelevant to the OP's post -- apples and bowling balls.

OP here...please, you have my permission to "thread crap" and give us an alternative

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   posted: Nov. 25, 2008 @ 8:11a
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BMRisko said:wingate20 said:BMRisko said:wingate20 said:

Philips seems confident. Are you serious?

Nothing in that list indicates any real protection.

Instead of thread crapping, how about making a recommendation then...

I'm thread crapping because I'm trying to help?...because I'm trying to keep you from doing something stupid like plugging in your plasma into a $10 power strip? All I said was use it for non-critical loads, as a power strip. Any recommendation would be thread crapping because it would be off topic and irrelevant to the OP's post -- apples and bowling balls.

So, basically you are saying we need to plug our Plasmas into $300 Monster MP-HTFS1000 surge protectors? I'm just waiting on an alternative suggestion from you...IMO it is thread crapping if you don't back up your reasoning with an alternative deal.

You're entitled to your opinion, and plugging in your plasma to this fuse if you want.

Where did I mention monster? No, I'd say never a monster, nor their cables for obvious reasons. I use a Belkin PF60, but again, apples and oranges. There are many other capable units out there, just not for $10. There is no $10 tvss. There just isn't.

Not thread crapping, didn't red the post. As I said, I'd get them if I needed to plug in some lamps.

Message edited by: wingate20 on 2008-11-25 08:12:07 CST
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