Masterplug SWSRG6 N Series User manual

FEATURES
• Individually switched sockets
• Protects valuable electrical equipment from surges and spikes
• £1000 connected equipment warranty
• Plug six items safely into one socket
• Rounded slimline appearance
• LED power and surge indicators
• Wall fixing capability
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www.masterplug.com
Stafford Park 1 Telford TF3 3BD ENGLAND
03300 249 279 Luceco PLC
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Part Number
Part Number Note
Product Dimensions
Sockets
SWSRG6xN
x = length of cable in metres
Height 28mm x Width 460mm x Depth 55mm
6
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Standard(s)
Wall Mounting Option
Maximum Load (Wattage)
This product is certified to applicable British safety standards
BS 1363-2
Yes
13A: 3120 Watts, 240 Volts
IF IN DOUBT CONSULT A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN
POWER protects your valuable equipment
from damaging surges & spikes
USB
SURGE
surge extension lead
SWSRG6xN
PRODUCT IMAGES LINE DIAGRAMS
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423
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469.7
460
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28
30.9
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SURGE TECHNICAL DATA
Protection
Maximum Surge Energy
Maximum Surge Current
Clamping Voltage
Response Time
3 Channel Protection
Thermal Cutout
Surge Indicator
2 x MOV + GDT
370 Joules
12,000 Amps
925 Volts
<25nS
Yes
Yes
Yes
THESE PRODUCTS SHOULD BE USED IN ACCORDANCE WITH OUR SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS BELOW
Uncoil cable before use
Position the cable carefully to avoid accidents
Use in wet conditions
Allow heavy tools etc to hang unsupported on the cable or from the socket
Remove the 13 amp plug and wire directly into a mains supply
Exceed the total maximum load 13 amps = 3120 Watts 220-240 Volts a.c.
SAFETY WARNING

Masterplug Help Line Visit our website at
www.masterplug.com
Stafford Park 1 Telford TF3 3BD ENGLAND
03300 249 279 Luceco PLC
SURGE TECHNICAL DATA EXPLANATIONSURGE TECHNICAL DATA EXPLANATION
SURGE TECHNICAL DATA EXPLANATION£1000 CONNECTED EQUIPMENT WARRANTY
Masterplug will replace ANY equipment damaged as result of a surge or spike that is connected to
the mains via this product.
Register your warranty* at www.masterplug.com
(Terms & conditions apply, see website for more details)
* Warranty applicable in UK only
• Maximum Surge Energy Joules Rating (J)
A Joule is a unit of energy absorbed by a surge protector. The higher the Joules rating, the better the protection.
• Maximum Surge Current (A)
The maximum non-repetitive surge that can be discharged by the surge protector. The higher the amperage, the better the
protection.
• Clamping Voltage (V)
This is the voltage level at which the surge protector cuts off the power surge. The lower the clamping voltage, the better the
protection.
• Three Channel Protection
Masterplug SurgeGuard products protect all three channels - i.e. between live and neutral (L-N), neutral and earth (N-E) and live and
earth (L-E). Many surge protectors do not have three electrical circuits for maximum protection.
• Safety Thermal Cut-Out
Repeated low surges over a period of years or one high surge can lead to the components in the surge protector degrading. This
can lead to temperature rise and combustion. All Masterplug Surge Guard products have a safety thermal cut-out to protect against
this eventuality. Don’t compromise on safety - insist on a safety thermal cut-out.
• Surge ‘Neon’ Indicator
If the surge protector circuit fails, maybe as a result of discharging a maximum surge, you need to know so that the extension lead
can be replaced. Many surge protectors have no indicator so it’s impossible to tell if the connected equipment is actually protected!
Being protected is being aware.
• Response Time (nS)
All Masterplug Surge Protectors respond in less than 10 nano seconds (=10 thousand millionths of a second) - fast enough to
protect your equipment.
£1000
Connected
Equipment
Warranty
SURGE TECHNICAL DATA EXPLANATIONSURGE PROTECTION ADVICE
Important
This device is not a lightning arrester and will not protect equipment against lightning strikes.
Hundreds of power surges can occur in your home or office every day. The switching on/off of fluorescent lights and household
appliances like refrigerators, washing machines and tumble dryers can cause power surges. Most new product warranties do not
cover power surge damage. These surges and spikes can seriously damage electronic equipment. Even low energy surges can
cause gradual component degradation leading to early hardware failure. Surges can cause computers to crash and corrupt software
and data.