Cingular Go Phone: APC 100-240V Surge Protector for Notebook (PNOTEPROC6) Review

Great design. Gateway Laptops use a 3-prong power adapter. My previous laptop was a 2-prong Toshiba Laptop which I used the APC PNOTEPROC8 suppressor for years. Provides a "piece of mind" to prevent my laptop from getting fried during a power surge. California have risks of rolling blackouts and brownouts that can damage sensitive equipment. Product comes with a $75,000 guarantee against damage. Because this suppressor is plugged between the computer's power cord the adapter and held tightly by a Velcro band (which I reinforce it with an additional small Velcro square), you can feel comfortable plugging directly into a wall outlet. I carried my to the Philippines and plugged into a 220 volt outlet and it worked flawlessly. Only complaint is the description on Amazon. The main description should include whether it is a 3-prong or 2-prong model. Another reviewer mistakenly ordered the wrong model because of this.

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Product Description:

Protecting just the AC line for a notebook computer is not enough. Lightning or other damaging surges can enter and destroy your equipment through the phone line as well. The SurgeArrest Notebook 120V protects both paths and guarantees it.

Main Features
Manufacturer: American Power Conversion Corp
Manufacturer Part Number: PNOTEPROC6
Manufacturer Website Address: www.apc.com
Plug/Connector Type: IEC 320-C6
Receptacles: 1 x IEC 320-C5
Dataline Protection: RJ-11 Phone/Fax/Modem, RJ-45 10/100Base-T Ethernet
Input Voltage: 100 V ACto 240 V AC
Output Voltage: 100 V ACto 240 V AC
Current: 4A Maximum Line Current, 6.5kA Normal Surge Current, 12kA Common Surge Current
Dimensions: 1.1" Height x 1.26" Width x 4.33" Depth
Weight: 3.52 oz
Standard Warranty: Lifetime

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