Philips SPN7080WA/60 surge protector White 8 AC outlet(s) 2 m

The Philips SPN7080WA/60 surge protector provides safeguarded power distribution for home and office environments. This compact unit features eight AC outlets and a 2 m power cable to reach distant sockets. With a surge energy rating of 900 J and a peak power capacity of 3680 W, it is designed to absorb transient voltage spikes and protect connected equipment while maintaining a low-profile footprint and a lightweight, white housing.

Advantages

The Philips SPN7080WA/60 combines multiple outlets with surge suppression to reduce the risk of damage from electrical surges. Its 900 J surge energy rating and 3680 W peak power rating deliver measurable protection for everyday electronics. The 2 m cable improves placement flexibility, and the compact, lightweight design simplifies installation on desks or near entertainment centers. The white finish integrates with most interior styles.

Suitable for

• Home computers, monitors and printers
• TVs, set-top boxes and gaming consoles
• Office workstations and network peripherals
• Small kitchen appliances and chargers (within device power limits)

Key specifications

• Number of AC outlets: 8
• Surge energy rating: 900 J
• Peak power capacity: 3680 W
• Cable length: 2 m
• Product colour: White
• Weight: 0.72 kg

How to use

Place the surge protector on a stable surface near a mains socket and route the 2 m cable to the wall outlet. Connect your devices to the AC outlets, ensuring that the combined power draw of connected devices does not exceed the surge protector’s peak power capacity. Avoid connecting devices that require direct hardwiring or exceed the specified wattage. If the unit includes an indicator for protection status, check it regularly to confirm ongoing surge protection.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, position the surge protector where it can ventilate freely and avoid covering it with fabrics or placing it in enclosed spaces. Do not use the surge protector outdoors or in damp locations. Unplug the unit during extended periods of non-use or after a strong storm if you suspect it has taken a major surge; replace the unit if protection indicators show it is no longer functional.