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APC Surge Protector with Phone, Network Ethernet and Coaxial Protection, P11VNT3, 3020 Joules, 11 Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip Black
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Brand | APC |
Color | Black |
Total Power Outlets | 11 |
Voltage | 120 Volts |
Special Feature | Surge Protection |
About this item
- 3020 Joule surge protector power strip
- 11 total power surge protector outlets with sliding safety shutters, 6 outlets are block spaced for larger adapters
- Data Line Protection: Analog phone line for phone/fax/modem/DSL (RJ-11 connector), Network line - 10/100 Base-T Ethernet (RJ-45 connector), Coaxial cable for CATV/SATV/modem/Audio-Video (coax connector)
- 8 feet cord with 180 degree rotation and right angle plug
- Lifetime warranty and 100,000 dollars equipment protection policy provides peace of mind
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P11VNT3 SurgeArrest Home/Office
Premium level of surge protection for electronic devices.
For over 30 years, millions of customers have trusted APC, a leader in power protection. This professional-grade surge protector has eleven outlets as well as inputs for coaxial cables for audiovisual connections and a phone line/DSL splitter for data line protection.
Why use an APC surge protector?
Best in Class Protection
Power disturbances such as surges, lighting and spikes can happen at any time and cause irreparable damage to your investments. All APC surge products undergo stringent IEEE testing and comply with local agency safety requirements. The P11VNT3 provides professional-grade surge protection.
Ideal for Computers and Household Electronics
Provides essential surge, spike and lightning protection for your computer, TV and other electronic devices.
Surge Protector vs. UPS
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Customer Reviews
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4.7 out of 5 stars
6,635
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4.3 out of 5 stars
153
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4.8 out of 5 stars
15,400
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4.8 out of 5 stars
4,763
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Number of outlets
| 11 | 11 | 11 | 12 |
# of USB Charging Ports
| N/A | N/A | 2 | 2 |
Surge Energy Rating
| 3020 Joules | 3400 Joules | 2880 Joules | 4320 Joules |
Color
| Black | Black | Black | 4320 Joules |
Cord length
| 8 foot, rotating cord | 6 feet | 6 foot, rotating cord | 6 feet long |
Does this unit have a building wiring fault indicator?
Yes, this unit has a building wiring fault indicator that warns of potentially dangerous wiring problems in the wall circuitry.
Is it OK to connect another power strip, surge protector or even another UPS into the P11VNT3?
It is never recommended to 'daisy-chain' multiple power strips/surge protectors or UPS'.
Can this unit be plugged into a 220V outlet?
No, this surge protector is designed for 110V only.
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Cord length | 4.7 | 4.7 | 4.8 | 4.7 | 4.8 | 4.8 |
Versatility | 4.5 | 4.5 | — | 4.6 | 4.7 | 4.6 |
For traveling | — | 3.7 | 3.7 | 3.8 | 3.9 | 3.6 |
Value for money | 4.4 | — | — | 4.5 | 4.9 | 4.6 |
Sold By | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | AnkerDirect | Rocket Socket Technology | SUPERDANNY Direct |
power outlets | 11 | 12 | 11 | 12 | 12 | 28 |
number of ports | 11 | 6 | 11 | 12 | 12 | — |
plug type | Type B | Type B | Type B | Type B | Type B | Type B |
number of usb ports | — | 2 | 2 | 3 | 2 | 6 |
amperage | 15 amps | 2.1 amps | — | 13 amps | 15 amps | 15 amps |
voltage | 120 volts | 125 volts | 120 volts | — | 125 volts | 125 volts |
maximum surge rating | 3020 joules | 4320 joules | 2880 joules | 2100 joules | 4050 joules | 2100 joules |
Product information
Product Dimensions | 13.6 x 2.4 x 7.6 inches |
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Item Weight | 2.33 pounds |
ASIN | B0012YFXSW |
Item model number | P11VNT3 |
Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #10,971 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #107 in Surge Protectors |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | May 26, 2006 |
Department | Electronics |
Manufacturer | APC |
Language | English |
Country of Origin | USA |
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APC P11VNT3 6 feet 11 Outlets 3020 Joules Performance SurgeArrest 11 Outlets with tel2/splitter, coax and ethernet jacks.
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Customers like the quality, performance, and ease of use of the power strip. They mention that it delivers the protection it claims, has plenty of outlets, and is built soundly. They appreciate the convenience of the long cord and the sliding dust cover. Overall, customers are satisfied with the performance and quality of the product.
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Customers are satisfied with the performance and quality of the power strip. They mention that it works well for their appliances and has flexibility for regular electrical plugs. Some say that it's excellent in terms of jules, clamping voltage, and computer equipment. That said, they're happy with the product and recommend it to others.
"...In my experience, this surge protector works perfectly well with Verizon FiOS...." Read more
"...UL approved for safety and performanceLED notify unit works, or has faultsrecessed off/on switch: prevents accidental actuation..." Read more
"...It does well for those appliances and has flexibility for regular electrical plugs, three-prong plugs, and power adapters...." Read more
"Has worked flawlessly since I set it up to power grow lights for my indoor Thai chili "farm" and a few small appliances...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the quality of the power strip. They mention that it is a good solid product, highly reliable, and built soundly. The dust covers are a welcome inclusion, and the product is covered by a 100,000-dollar warranty. Overall, customers are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.
"...The surge protector itself seems sturdy. Dust covers are a welcome inclusion as well...." Read more
"...Comes with cables and ties to organize cablesheavy and quality constructionUL approved for safety and performance..." Read more
"...Yes this brand is still the most reliable and best surge product on the market...." Read more
"...These are sturdy and reliable...." Read more
Customers like the outlets in the power strip. For example, they mention it has plenty of outlets for their router and computer setup, and the spaced outlets are a great concept. They also appreciate the 6 wall wart plugs, which are very useful. Overall, most are happy with the product and its outlets.
"...Prosspaced sockets for wall wart supplies, so you don't block adjacent socketsdoors on sockets for child proofingFlat profile..." Read more
"...There's also connectors for phone jacks and coax connectors, but I've never utilized these, so I can't speak to them...." Read more
"Plenty of outlets for my router and computer setup." Read more
"Good value for the price. Eleven outlets, with some that give room for big sized plugs. Also has status lights." Read more
Customers like the protection provided by the power strip. They mention that it delivers the protection that the product claims, it protects against surges coming in on the cable vision wire, and it protect your electronics from moderate electrical surges. The product has a safety feature in mind and offers real voltage protection to safeguard the electronics. It also protects all incoming lines to your electronics and against lightning strikes. Overall, customers are satisfied with the protection this power strip provides.
"...both have multi-function laser printers and for these, the APC surge protector is perfect...." Read more
"...Its safety features is especially helpful for its size, and the design is very good." Read more
"...The APC offers Numerous Protective Properties for Your Cherished Electronic Items. Unfortunately 11 Years Ago I used Cheap Power Strips...." Read more
"Has the features I was looking for. Also protects against surges coming in on the cable vision wire" Read more
Customers are satisfied with the value of the power strip. They mention it's a solid unit for the price, provides the best surge protection for a low price, and is a satisfying purchase for how simple it is.
"The APC 11-Outlet 3020Joules Surge Protector is a cost effective and reliable power spike attenuation...." Read more
"...It is a Product Well Worth the Money and has a Great History of Reliability...." Read more
"this product meets the need and is a reasonable price" Read more
"Good value for the price. Eleven outlets, with some that give room for big sized plugs. Also has status lights." Read more
Customers like the appearance of the power strip. For example, they say it has a nice design, is usable, and has plenty of capability. Customers are also impresseded with the layout and the black color. They mention that the lights are easy to see and the descriptions next to them are easy for them to assess the units.
"...Its safety features is especially helpful for its size, and the design is very good." Read more
"...It's that easy. 10 minutes or less.The unit is of Attractive Design and Easily Fits in with the Decorative Look of most Living Spaces...." Read more
"...My favorite features are:1. Style and appearance. The gunmetal gray will go with any decor and colors...." Read more
"This COULD be a five-star product. The overall design is excellent and I have plenty of faith in APC. But it suffers from one glaring flaw...." Read more
Customers find the power strip easy to use. They mention that the cord connection makes it convenient to put just about anywhere, and the swivel chord connector makes installation easy and desirable. They also appreciate the clear directions included in the box and the protection it provides.
"Simple and easy to use. No issues-works" Read more
"...The directions included in the box are clear and easy to follow, making programming the surge protector a snap...." Read more
"...coax and ethernet cables by buying this surge protector. Installation went well except that my download speed on the Internet went from about..." Read more
"...Once my devices were plugged in I found that the power switch was a bit finicky, to the touch...." Read more
Customers like the cord. They mention that it swivels, making it easy to place without bending. They also appreciate that the power cord sways 180 degrees at the unit, allowing the cord to run in either direction. Customers also appreciate the phone cord and cable cord. The power cord comes with 2 velcro ties to keep things nice and tidy.
"...doors on sockets for child proofingFlat profileComes with cables and ties to organize cablesheavy and quality construction..." Read more
"...It also can rotate a bit to better position where you need it to sit...." Read more
"...I noted that one of the ratings made note of a loss of cable signal using this surge protector...." Read more
"...It even comes with jumpers for all three data connections. $25 is a small price to pay, to protect over $2,000 worth of equipment...." Read more
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This is certainly not the highest rated surge protector, but it does have all of the connections necessary to provide protection for your equipment, if connected properly. In addition to 11 power outlets, there's a connection for coax cable, one for your phone line and one for your computer network. In order for these to be effective, however, they need to be used. It's not enough to plug in every single component in your entertainment system to this device if the your cable isn't plugged into this device before connecting to your cable box, if your phone line doesn't pass through this device before connecting to your fax machine, and if your home network doesn't pass through here on the way to your router. A lightening strike can enter on any set of wires entering your home - not just on the power line - and once it enters through a single piece of equipment, from there it can spread to every other connected piece of equipment, frying the electronics in all of them.
I noted that one of the ratings made note of a loss of cable signal using this surge protector. I'm using mine on an unamplified indoor antenna without any degradation of signal. It's possible that your own cable company may be the issue, as some of them rely on two-way communication with the cable box, which may not work well with ANY surge protector. I've seen complaints with other surge protectors that ethernet performance may be slowed down as well, but few of us have broadband connections that are fast enough where this would matter anyway. Unfortunately APC and Tripp-Lite do not publish this information, making it very difficult to know if a particular surge protector will work in a particular setting. In my experience, this surge protector works perfectly well with Verizon FiOS.
There are a couple of other things I would like to bring up for those trying to decide on the purchase of this particular surge protector. Home networks can be quite extensive and a TV in the bedroom can easily serve as the entry point for a surge that effects your connected refrigerator. Long runs of wire can serve as an antenna, picking up a nearby lightening strike and sending it through your home network. The bottom line is that you need surge protection for every piece of connected equipment. Each point of entry to your equipment, be it an entertainment unit, a computer, a refrigerator or a router, needs it's own protection, even from your own home network. Most surge protectors are rated in Joules, but that only measures how much power they can absorb over their lifetimes before they fail. The important specifications are clamping voltage and response time, both of which should be as low as possible. In that regard, this APC surge protector is adequate for most home applications.
Finally, a word about voltage conditioning, which can be just as important as protection from lightening strikes. If you live in a single family house of fairly recent vintage, you probably don't need to worry much about this and surge protectors such as this one are fine for your needs. On the other hand, if your wiring is more than 30 or 40 years old, or if you live in an apartment building, you definitely need more than a surge protector. For example, if your neighbor down the hall flips on their 1000 watt amplifier at the same time that the upstairs neighbor turns on their oven and that your air conditioning cycles on, you're likely to experience a momentary drop in line voltage. For a lot of computers, that can be a problem - a BIG problem. Over time, the data on your hard drive or SSD will be corrupted. A power line conditioner, which is a surge protector with added circuitry to protect against transient changes in line voltage, will protect you against damage from these transients. However, they do so at a cost of what can be a few hundred dollars a piece. If you are going to spend that kind of money to protect your computers, you might as well get an uninterruptible power supply (UPS), particularly if your area is prone to power outages. A UPS will not only protect you against voltage fluctuations, but it will shut your computer down gracefully in the event of a prolonged power outage. Buyer beware, though - a lot of UPS's use a simulated sine wave output that for a computer is worse than having nothing. You need to buy a UPS with a pure sine wave output - they cost more than twice as much, but can help to save your data, particularly if you haven't invested in cloud-based backup.
If you're wondering why someone who's obviously computer savvy is using such a simple surge protector, let me explain. CyberPower warns agains connecting a laser printer to any of their UPS units. Indeed, the warranty is void if one attempts to do so. My wife and I live in a high-rise building with old wiring, so we're not about to be without our UPS's. We both have multi-function laser printers and for these, the APC surge protector is perfect. The printers have connections to power, the telephone line and our home network. The APC surge protector provides protection for all of these.
The indicator lights in traffic light colors are not just for show: an overload and wiring fault indication is especially helpful when you are dealing with a large surge protector, where large amount of wattage is drawn and any mistakes with wiring or overloading the circuit can be very dangerous. It is not going to substitute your local electrician, but great feature to include nevertheless.
The individual receptacles of this unit will be a bit stiff when you try to plug something in, which is also another great design consideration: stiff receptacles makes it more unlikely for a plug to be unintentionally removed, and it will allow the surge protector to handle more insertion/removal cycles before the receptacle becomes significantly worn.
The swiveling cord from the unit helps greatly with cable management and placement of the surge protector. The surge protector itself seems sturdy. Dust covers are a welcome inclusion as well.
Overall, if you have a lot of devices to deal with and want to find a good quality surge protector, this APC surge protector is a very good option. Its safety features is especially helpful for its size, and the design is very good.
Pros
spaced sockets for wall wart supplies, so you don't block adjacent sockets
doors on sockets for child proofing
Flat profile
Comes with cables and ties to organize cables
heavy and quality construction
UL approved for safety and performance
LED notify unit works, or has faults
recessed off/on switch: prevents accidental actuation
circuit breaker
No interference or signal attenuation from the coax, phone or Ethernet line
APC honors its warranty; 15 years after purchase, one PER7 I had blew. APC took 5 minutes to take my claim and sent me a new PER7 before I shipped my old one back to them. APC SurgeArrest Personal 7 Outlet 120V - 461144 They did not ask for a receipt, which I neither had or could find being so long ago.
Cons
The rectangular shape becomes bulky when its populated with plugs, so an SPD behind a desk tends to jut out more than pure strip design
You have to look at the LEDs to know if its no longer protecting your device
LED lights only if the main power line blows; should the phone, Internet, or cable lines cease working there is no indicator, but the likelihood of that blowing alone is low and no other SPDs brands have indicators either
Not gigabit Ethernet certified, so it may not work with high speed networks
How I tested SPDs
Surge protectors work like fuses, they 'self destruct' but protect your gear, so its impossible to test full protective capability or fire resistance without destroying the surge protector.
I disassemble SPDs to decipher the schematic and check construction quality.
I tested 4 faults: current overload, current excess, ground fault and voltage protection rating.
APCs were the only ones to consistently pass all tests for any model spanning ~ 15 years. Some brands failed tests, were built badly or were inconsistent; one test item was good, while another exact same model was bad. The best bang for buck protector I've encountered is APC's Performance series.
Old designs, particularly from the 1990s, are potential fire hazards. This year, APC recalled c2003 PER and NET models that use an older design. I removed the surge circuits of my older SPDs to to turn them into simple power strips.
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Escogí este protector y modelo en particular ya que cuenta con 11 entradas, protección para linea de datos (DSL) y teléfono, protección para entrada coaxial (útil para usuarios que contratan cable o servicio de TV satelital) y protección para linea de datos por medio de conexion a ethernet.
Yo en lo personal haré uso de la protección de la linea de tel/DSL (mi proveedor de internet es Telmex) y de la protección de entrada coaxial (mi TV está conectada a una antena exterior) ya que las descargas eléctricas que pueden arruinar tus aparatos no vienen solo de las lineas eléctricas tradicionales. Es muy posible que las descargas eléctricas que se generan durante una tormenta eléctrica también lleguen a tus aparatos por medio de esos medios y pues no me quiero arriesgar jeje. Telmex no realiza sus instalaciones de linea de cobre aterrizadas (al menos en mi zona) y pues la antena exterior que tengo conectada a mi TV sería un excelente conductor de carga electrica que terminaria en TV :(
No utilizaré la entrada de protección de cable de datos ethernet ya que no existe linea alguna que ingresa a mi casa desde el exterior.
-Con el protector vienen 3 cables a utilizar: el cable ethernet CAT-5, un cable telefónico y un tercer cable coaxial que es requerido utilizarlo si harás uso de la protección para esa entrada.
Viene con su instructivo para uso correcto y garantía.
-El protector te indica 3 estados por medio de luces LED; el LED verde se prende cuando el aparato está funcionando normalmente y está protegiendo tus aparatos. La luz amarilla se prende en caso de haber una sobrecarga y la LED roja se prende cuando hay algún problema con el cableado eléctrico de tu hogar. En mi caso la LED roja se prende porque no todos los enchufes de mi casa están conectados a tierra. Es algo que tendré resolver en el futuro.
Tengo mi linea de Telmex conectada y no he notado interferencia alguna con mi servicio ni perdida de velocidad pero estoy 100% más tranquilo sabiendo que por ese medio ya no ingresará corriente que pueda dañar mis aparatos al igual que por el cable coaxial de mi antena de exterior.
-El protector está construido de plástico rigido resistente y viene con paneles deslizables en cada enchufe para evitar que se meta el polvo o pelusa dentro de ellos. El cable que va a la pared es bastante largo y muy grueso pero NO recomiendo que se alargue con una extensión ya que puede que la extensión no sea la indicada para la carga de energía requerida para el funcionamiento adecuado del protector.
El protector no hace ruido y los espacios para conectar los aparatos son los adecuados por si llegas a tener de esos eliminadores bultosos que ocupan mucho espacio.
En mi caso tengo conectada mi TV, mi PS4 Pro, mi sistema de audio Logitech, mi modem de Telmex, un switch de red, mi PC y mi unidad de DVR y ha funcionado de maravilla.
No puedo recomendar lo suficiente un protector de corriente para tus aparatos; aún cuando no hayan tormentas eléctricas frecuentes en tu área las fluctuaciones de corriente pueden arruinar tus aparatos.
Espero y mi opinión le haya servido de algo a alguien. Gracias por leerme, ¡saludos!
Reviewed in Mexico on June 28, 2019
Escogí este protector y modelo en particular ya que cuenta con 11 entradas, protección para linea de datos (DSL) y teléfono, protección para entrada coaxial (útil para usuarios que contratan cable o servicio de TV satelital) y protección para linea de datos por medio de conexion a ethernet.
Yo en lo personal haré uso de la protección de la linea de tel/DSL (mi proveedor de internet es Telmex) y de la protección de entrada coaxial (mi TV está conectada a una antena exterior) ya que las descargas eléctricas que pueden arruinar tus aparatos no vienen solo de las lineas eléctricas tradicionales. Es muy posible que las descargas eléctricas que se generan durante una tormenta eléctrica también lleguen a tus aparatos por medio de esos medios y pues no me quiero arriesgar jeje. Telmex no realiza sus instalaciones de linea de cobre aterrizadas (al menos en mi zona) y pues la antena exterior que tengo conectada a mi TV sería un excelente conductor de carga electrica que terminaria en TV :(
No utilizaré la entrada de protección de cable de datos ethernet ya que no existe linea alguna que ingresa a mi casa desde el exterior.
-Con el protector vienen 3 cables a utilizar: el cable ethernet CAT-5, un cable telefónico y un tercer cable coaxial que es requerido utilizarlo si harás uso de la protección para esa entrada.
Viene con su instructivo para uso correcto y garantía.
-El protector te indica 3 estados por medio de luces LED; el LED verde se prende cuando el aparato está funcionando normalmente y está protegiendo tus aparatos. La luz amarilla se prende en caso de haber una sobrecarga y la LED roja se prende cuando hay algún problema con el cableado eléctrico de tu hogar. En mi caso la LED roja se prende porque no todos los enchufes de mi casa están conectados a tierra. Es algo que tendré resolver en el futuro.
Tengo mi linea de Telmex conectada y no he notado interferencia alguna con mi servicio ni perdida de velocidad pero estoy 100% más tranquilo sabiendo que por ese medio ya no ingresará corriente que pueda dañar mis aparatos al igual que por el cable coaxial de mi antena de exterior.
-El protector está construido de plástico rigido resistente y viene con paneles deslizables en cada enchufe para evitar que se meta el polvo o pelusa dentro de ellos. El cable que va a la pared es bastante largo y muy grueso pero NO recomiendo que se alargue con una extensión ya que puede que la extensión no sea la indicada para la carga de energía requerida para el funcionamiento adecuado del protector.
El protector no hace ruido y los espacios para conectar los aparatos son los adecuados por si llegas a tener de esos eliminadores bultosos que ocupan mucho espacio.
En mi caso tengo conectada mi TV, mi PS4 Pro, mi sistema de audio Logitech, mi modem de Telmex, un switch de red, mi PC y mi unidad de DVR y ha funcionado de maravilla.
No puedo recomendar lo suficiente un protector de corriente para tus aparatos; aún cuando no hayan tormentas eléctricas frecuentes en tu área las fluctuaciones de corriente pueden arruinar tus aparatos.
Espero y mi opinión le haya servido de algo a alguien. Gracias por leerme, ¡saludos!
I love that this bar has 11 outlets. For that many, it has a small footprint and doesn't take up much space. There are holes on the back for mounting on surfaces as well.
Overall, great purchase. Lots of outlets. Offers great protection and has a few really good features.
Reviewed in Canada on July 19, 2017
I love that this bar has 11 outlets. For that many, it has a small footprint and doesn't take up much space. There are holes on the back for mounting on surfaces as well.
Overall, great purchase. Lots of outlets. Offers great protection and has a few really good features.
La verdad es una excelente compra ya que se nota claramente la calidad del producto y pues funciona de maravilla. No hace ruidos a comparaciòn a otros y hace su trabajo de forma excelente. Todos deberìamos conectar nuestros equipos a este tipo de dispositivos ya que la corriente elèctrica en Mèxico no es muy buena que digamos y esto nos ayuda a que nuestros aparatos mantengan un mayor tiempo de vida.
Hasta el momento no tengo comentarios negativos sobre el producto.