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Name: Monster - Power Black Platinum 1200 12-Outlet/2-USB Surge Protector Strip - Black
Brand: Monster
SKU: 1600028
Price: 59.99 USD
Rating: 4.8 (256 reviews)

Monster - Power Black Platinum 1200 12-Outlet/2-USB Surge Protector Strip - Black

Model:: 101957-00 MP BPL 1200; |
SKU:: 1600028

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QuestionHow many surges can this surge protector handle?
Asked 8 years ago by Jules.
- Answer Depends on size of the surge. Small surges will be disapated but large surges could blow out the unit which will prevent them from reaching your equipment. They have a limited amount of life and the indicator will alert you to unit failure.
  Answered 8 years ago by BillR
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QuestionCan I view a user manual for this product?
Asked 3 years ago by HJ.
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QuestionWill this item also provide power conditioning such as both surge and spike as well as enhanced audio and video to a TV?
Asked 6 years ago by Fred.
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Questiondoes this come with a wall plate mount?
Asked 7 years ago by TVGUY.
- Answer A plate, no. But it can be wall mounted. However, it doesn’t come with the screws
  Answered 6 years ago by MWheatley
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QuestionNoone seems to be anwering any questions, but here goes---does that ethernet plug in work with Fios, also does it need to be in the same plug (outlet)or in the same LINE as the surge protector,
Asked 8 years ago by Nontechy.
- Answer 7-11 Mbps Download 10-15 Mbs Upload Service: Fios 150/150
  Answered 8 years ago by Demigod
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QuestionDoes it provide UPS???(Uninterrupted power service)
Asked 8 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer No it does not provide UPS.
  Answered 7 years ago by MikeRM275
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QuestionCan I plug the powerline adapter into the surge protector itself instead of a wall mount?
Asked 8 years ago by danwild6.
- Answer Theoretically, you can but why would you? Run a Cat-5 cable out of your Router and into Power line adapter and plug it into any standard power wall outlet. Plug in the surge protector and run a cat-5 cable out of the unit and plug it into your TV. That's what I did. It worked for me.
  Answered 7 years ago by Recon1221
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QuestionWhat Mbps speed will the powerline adapter run at?I cannot find this information anywhere. I need no less than 500mbps, but without monster clearly labeling, I'm wary.
Asked 9 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Most powerline systems run at 100 mbps or 200 mbps.
  Answered 9 years ago by Anonymous
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Monster - Power Black Platinum 1200 12-Outlet/2-USB Surge Protector Strip - Black

Q: QuestionHow many surges can this surge protector handle?

Q: QuestionCan I view a user manual for this product?

Q: QuestionWill this item also provide power conditioning such as both surge and spike as well as enhanced audio and video to a TV?

Q: Questiondoes this come with a wall plate mount?

Q: QuestionNoone seems to be anwering any questions, but here goes---does that ethernet plug in work with Fios, also does it need to be in the same plug (outlet)or in the same LINE as the surge protector,

Q: QuestionDoes it provide UPS???(Uninterrupted power service)

Q: QuestionCan I plug the powerline adapter into the surge protector itself instead of a wall mount?

Q: QuestionWhat Mbps speed will the powerline adapter run at?I cannot find this information anywhere. I need no less than 500mbps, but without monster clearly labeling, I'm wary.

QuestionHow many surges can this surge protector handle?

QuestionCan I view a user manual for this product?

QuestionWill this item also provide power conditioning such as both surge and spike as well as enhanced audio and video to a TV?

Questiondoes this come with a wall plate mount?

QuestionNoone seems to be anwering any questions, but here goes---does that ethernet plug in work with Fios, also does it need to be in the same plug (outlet)or in the same LINE as the surge protector,

QuestionDoes it provide UPS???(Uninterrupted power service)

QuestionCan I plug the powerline adapter into the surge protector itself instead of a wall mount?

QuestionWhat Mbps speed will the powerline adapter run at?I cannot find this information anywhere. I need no less than 500mbps, but without monster clearly labeling, I'm wary.