Protect your data and communications devices against voltage overloads with the 10 Gigabit Ethernet Surge Protector (110 Block to 110 Block) from DITEK, a device designed for internet protocol circuits, power-over-ethernet circuits, and other network equipment using CAT5e, CAT6, and CAT6A cabling. The surge protector has a surge current rating of 100 A and a clamping voltage of 21.6 V while maintaining a data rate of 10 Gb/s. The device also has an automatic reset mechanism for further protection against multiple surges.

Protects Network Connected Equipment    100A Surge Current Rating    Two 110 Block Female Connections    10 Gb/s Data Rate    CAT5e, CAT6, CAT6A Compatible

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 20 amps rating?

A: Nope its only rated for 15 amp. If it was rated for 20 amps the plug would be made different

Q: 2. Does this protect from gray outs?

A: This is a surge protector, it does not have a built-in battery and cannot protect against low voltage issues. It also cannot protect against slightly higher voltages, only sudden surges. That's why they call it a surge protector, not a power conditioner.

Q: 3. Does this provide code-required lightning protection for outside wireless access points powered over ethernet?

A: The DITEK DTK-WM4NETS is certified for the following standards: UL497B; Cat 5e; EIA/TIA 568A; EIA/TIA 568B. It provides a 20 kA surge current rating per pair.

Q: 4. Is that a power switch on the box?

A: Yes. The red switch on the Furman Pro Plug 6-Outlet Power Block Pair Kit BH #FUSS6B2K (B&H Kit) would be a power switch.

Q: 5. what is the clamping voltage for the furman ss-6b?

A: That detailed information is only available by calling Furman directly. It's a fine general use surge protector but if you wanna protect your gear, step up to Surgex

Q: 6. Are any of the holes threaded?

A: No, the Quasar Science Q-Block with Fastening Bolts holes are not threaded.

Q: 7. can it be plugged into 220v?

A: No, the Furman Pro Plug 6-Outlet Power Block with Surge Protection BH #FUSS6B is 120 VAC, 60 Hz only.

Q: 8. how long is the power cord, need a power strip with a 25 ft board?

A: The cable length for this unit is 14.5 ft long.

Q: 9. Are the outlets spaced far enough apart so that I could squeeze a couple of wall warts in there along with some regular sized plugs?(what is the distance between adjacent outlets)

A: The spacing is decent, enough for a wall wart and a plug, but not two wall warts directly side by side. I had wall warts plugged in on the ends with normal plugs in the centers.

Q: 10. Whats the vertical length one can move it up or down for vertical adjustment?

A: I believe it's about an inch or so.