TAA Surge Protectors

850TAA

DISCONTINUED
  • Surge suppression: 2400 J
  • Volts: 120 V
  • Circuit breaker: 15 A
  • Plug type: NEMA 5-15P
  • Outlet type: (8) NEMA 5-15R (surge-protected)
  • Transformer outlets: 4
  • Power cord: 6 ft
  • Protection: RJ11
  • EMI/RFI Filter: Yes
  • Warranty: Limited lifetime
  • Connected Equipment Guarantee: $75,000
Overview

Product Overview

The CyberPower 850TAA Surge Protector provides 2400 joules of surge protection and 8 outlets. It complies with the U.S. Trade Agreement Act (TAA). The 850TAA is internet-ready with one-in/two-out phone/fax/modem protection. This model is ideal for personal and office computers, phones/fax/modems, printers, stereos, and CD/DVD players.

Metal oxide varistor (MOV) technology safely guards the surge suppressor and connected electronics against line abnormalities and lightning surges. Electromagnetic and radio frequency interference (EMI/RFI) filtering blocks unwanted line noise from all connected electronics. CyberPower stands behind its products with a lifetime product warranty and Connected Equipment Guarantee of $75,000.

Product Features
  • Metal Oxide Varistor (MOV) Technology
    Allows normal current to pass through the device, while diverting any surges/spikes through the ground circuit, to safeguard connected electronics and the surge protector.
  • Automatic Shutdown
    Protects connected electronics with the integrated circuit breaker which automatically switches off in the event of an overload that exceeds the model’s ability to suppress the signal.
  • Transformer-Spaced Outlet
    Accommodates a large transformer-based plug without compromising the utility of other outlets.
  • EMI/RFI Noise Filter
    Maintains clean power for connected equipment by filtering out electromagnetic and radio frequency interference to improve picture and sound quality.
  • ISO & Safety Certifications
    All CyberPower manufacturing facilities are ISO-9001 Quality Tested. Our products are also UL Listed and CSA Certified.
  • Child-Safe Outlets
    Can be closed off so that accidental electrical charging cannot occur.
  • Keyhole Mounting Slots
    Enable the model to be mounted on a wall, under a desk, and in other configurations to optimize space and keep power cords out of the way.
  • Sturdy ABS Case
    Is constructed of impact-resistant composite material for maximum durability.
  • Limited Lifetime Warranty
    Covers defects in materials and workmanship in the product under normal use and conditions. See warranty for details.
Compatible Products
Specifications
Input
Voltage 120 V
Switch Non Lighted On/Off
Circuit Breaker 15 A
Plug Type NEMA 5-15P
Plug Style Right Angle
Cord Length 6 ft
Output
Outlet Type NEMA 5-15R
Outlets – Total 8
Outlets – Widely Spaced 4
Surge Protection & Filtering
Surge Suppression 2,400 joules
Maximum Surge Current 90,000 amps
Maximum Surge Current H-N 30,000 amps
Maximum Surge Current H-G 30,000 amps
Maximum Surge Current N-G 15,000 amps
Maximum Surge Voltage 6,000 volts
Clamping Voltage 330 V
Response Time < 1 nanosecond
Phone Protection RJ11 1-In, 2-Out
EMI/RFI Filtration 150 KHz – 100 MHz
Attenuation Up to 58 dB
Physical
Keyhole Mounting Slots Yes
Certifications
Safety UL1449
Environmental RoHS Compliant
Warranty
Product Warranty Lifetime
Connected Equipment Guarantee Lifetime
CEG Amount $75,000
Feature Focus
Why Do I Need A Surge Protector?

Utility power supplied to electrical outlets is sometimes inconsistent. The short-duration voltage surges or spikes that occasionally happen can damage components in electronic devices such as computers and workstations. In addition to equipment damage, irretrievable data loss may occur. In the U.S., the nominal or standard voltage supplied to household and office wiring is 120 volts. A voltage surge or spike can cause electronic components to overheat, either immediately destroying them or causing permanent damage that can lead to premature failure.

A surge protector or surge suppressor provides protection against power surges. This device is located in the power circuit between the utility power outlet and the connected electronic equipment. Surge protectors work by diverting excess voltage to the ground, allowing only the nominal voltage to travel through the wiring to connected devices. This is accomplished using a variable resistance component in the surge protector called a metal oxide varistor (MOV). Under normal voltage conditions, the resistance of the MOV is such that it remains closed. As utility voltage increases beyond nominal, the MOV resistance decreases accordingly which forces the unwanted overvoltage to ground, maintaining a constant flow of nominal voltage to sensitive electronic equipment.

Registered Jacks

A registered jack (RJ) consists of the jack construction and wiring pattern of a standardized physical network interface to connect telecommunications or data equipment to a service provided by local exchange carrier or long distance carrier. Many CyberPower surge protectors feature data protection for RJ-11 (standard phone lines) and RJ-45 (Ethernet).

RJ-11 (RJ11): A telephone interface, a RJ-11 (registered jack-11), also known as RJ11, uses a cable of twisted wire pairs and a modular jack with two, four, or six contacts. A four-wire RJ-11 connector (6P4C) plugs a telephone into the wall and the handset into the telephone. A six-wire RJ-11 (6P6C) connector is commonly used with three telephone lines.

RJ-45 (RJ45): A data networking interface, the eight-wire RJ-45 (registered jack-45), also known as RJ45, uses a cable of twisted wire pairs and an 8-pin modular jack. RJ-45 connectors are typically used with Ethernet and Type 3 Token Ring networks.

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