Keep your appliances and mobile devices powered with the robust and reliable Monster Cable Wall Tap Surge Protector. Designed for household use, the Wall Tap Surge Protector safeguards your electronics, giving you peace of mind backed by an extensive $100,000 limited connected equipment policy.

Six standard AC outlets support your standard electronics while four USB-A ports provide you with 4.2 amps of charging power for your mobile devices. The 980-joule rating protects your connected devices while an LED protection indicator tells you the status of the Wall Tap at a mere glance. Fireproof, Metal Oxide Varistor technology prevents electrical fires that could damage appliances and property, allowing you to work and play with ease.

Six Standard US Outlets    Four USB-A Ports    980 Joule Rating    LED Protection Indicator    Mobile Device Charging Protection    Metal Oxide Varistor Technology

This wall-mounted surge protector has a built-in blue LED light that indicates when your devices are protected and when your wiring is properly grounded.

Featuring smart USB charging, this surge protector protects not only your equipment, but it also powers and protects mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the battery connector on the back of the UPS for?

A: The port on the back marked battery is actually a disconnect, not a connector. It is recommended that you disconnect the battery during transportation, and this port provide a convenient way to do so.

Q: 2. Can you use this in a GFCI outlet?

A: The APC Essential SurgeArrest Rotating 4-Outlet Wall Tap with USB Charger would not be recommended for use in a GFCI outlet.

Q: 3. I want to hook up to survillence system to keep powered up when losing utility power. I assume this will do the trick?

A: Absolutely will be fine.Most surveillance systems draw very little power, and the near perfect sine-wave output is great for video equipment that would otherwise be susceptible to electronic noise (ie. spurious lines in the video, etc). However, this unit can only keep your surveillance system running for a limited amount of time, and you can determine the amount of time by visiting the APC website and using their UPS sizing tool to help determine about how much time your system will stay powered.And a sidenote... if you are using a PC-based system to record the surveillance data, then the amount of time will be substantially reduced due to the extra power needs of PC itself, so make sure that you include the wattage of the power supply in the PC when determining your power needs.If this 1440VA (about 1050watts) will only keep your PC-based surveillance system powered for about 10-mins, then you might want to consider a larger UPS unit, or one that can accept additional battery packs to extend the power timespan.

Q: 4. Can i start this unit without power it? (just with the rechanged battery)

A: The unit must be powered on in order to charge the battery.

Q: 5. Will this fit into music-style 19" rack enclosures?

A: Yes, the APC Smart-UPS Battery Backup & Surge Protector with SmartConnect BH #APSMT750RM2C can fit into a 19'' rack.

Q: 6. are batteries replaceable?

A: Yes, the battery is replaceable.

Q: 7. how many hours of battery does this provide? when no electricity?

A: It will really depend on what you have plugged in. Please see the overview for a basic look at usage. You will need to calculate how much wattage all items being plugged in will pull for an hour and then calculate it from there.

Q: 8. Will this power up by itself after extended power outage and battery depletion, or does someone need to turn it back on?

A: The battery back up automatically takes over in case of power disruption.

Q: 9. I know it depends on how many things are pulling from it, but how many hours would this support a MacPro work station with a cinema display, a RAID 5, a 3-drive JBOD and a cable modem?

A: You can see which UPS is recommended for the load you want and the run time here: https://www.apc.com/shop/us/en/tools/ups_selector

Q: 10. Will this work on 15 amp?

A: Thank you for your inquiry. This would have a NEMA 5-20P plug on it. If you change the plug to a 15 amp plug then you would derating the UPS. You wouldn't get the full capacity out of the UPS and it would be rated for around 1,500VA. I apologize for any inconvenience this causes.