Protection Box 8 Tel@ USB DIN Eaton

The Eaton Protection Box 8 Tel@ USB DIN is a compact surge protector designed to safeguard expensive or delicate equipment. It provides eight Type F AC outlets, supports a nominal input voltage of 220–250 V and features a very fast response time of 0.000001 ms. The unit has a 1.5 m cable, a width of 110 mm and weighs 0.713 kg, making it easy to install in DIN-rail or desktop setups while remaining portable and unobtrusive. Certified to CE, EAC and CM standards, it delivers reliable overvoltage protection for home and office electronics.

Advantages

The device combines high performance with low cost, offering multiple Type F sockets for connecting several devices simultaneously. Its extremely fast response time helps reduce the risk of damage from transient surges. Compact dimensions and a 1.5 m cable simplify placement and installation, and the unit's certifications confirm compliance with common safety and quality requirements.

Suitable for

• Protecting home entertainment systems (TVs, set-top boxes, receivers)
• Safeguarding office equipment (computers, monitors, printers)
• Securing network and communication devices (routers, modems)
• Use in workshops or labs for delicate electronic instruments

Key specifications

• AC outlets quantity: 8 AC outlet(s)
• AC outlet types: Type F
• Nominal input voltage: 220–250 V
• Response time: 0.000001 ms
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Width: 110 mm
• Weight: 0.713 kg
• Product colour: White, Black
• Certifications: CE, EAC, CM

How to use

Place the Eaton Protection Box in a suitable location near the equipment to be protected and connect its 1.5 m power cable to a compatible mains outlet (220–250 V). Plug devices into the Type F AC outlets provided. Ensure the unit is mounted or positioned to prevent strain on the cable and to allow ventilation. Follow any additional mounting instructions if installing on a DIN rail.

Recommendations

Do not exceed the combined current rating of connected devices; disconnect sensitive equipment during severe storms for maximum protection. Periodically inspect the unit and cable for damage and replace the protection box if any faults are found.