Digitus Surge Protector - DN-95400

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The Digitus Surge Protection Adapter (DN-95400) is designed for home and office users seeking to safeguard their electronic devices from power fluctuations. Its primary benefit is protecting against lightning strikes, voltage peaks, and drops, thereby extending device lifespan. A key consideration is that it provides protection for a single device via its Type E/F outlet. This compact adapter directly plugs into a wall socket and features LED indicators for line voltage status and surge filter function.
| Model Part Number | DN-95400 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Digitus |
The main purpose is to protect electronic devices from damage caused by lightning strikes, voltage peaks, and voltage drops, thereby increasing their lifespan.
This adapter provides only one AC outlet, so it can protect a single device at a time.
It supports Type E and Type F AC outlets.
The adapter has two LED indicators. One shows the status of the line voltage, and the other indicates the function of the overvoltage filter. Refer to the product manual for specific LED meanings, but typically a 'protection active' light confirms it's working.
The adapter can handle a maximum peak power of 3500W and a nominal current output of 16A.
No, this adapter is designed only for AC power surge protection. It does not offer protection for data lines.
While it provides surge protection, it's recommended to consult the manufacturer of sensitive medical equipment to ensure compatibility and meet specific safety requirements.
Ensure the adapter is firmly plugged into a working wall socket. Check if the wall socket itself is functional by testing it with another device. Verify that the connected device's power consumption does not exceed the adapter's 3500W limit.
This may indicate that the surge protection has been compromised or is not active. Disconnect the adapter immediately and replace it with a new one. Do not attempt to repair the unit.
Check the connection between the adapter and the wall socket, and between the adapter and the device. Ensure the device's power requirements are within the adapter's specifications. If the issue persists, the connected device may have an independent fault.
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