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Monster MP PC800 RP Computer PowerCenter¿ with Surge Protection

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Street Price: $49.99
Gaunz Org Price: $32.51
Savings!: $17.48 (35%)
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Monster
EAN: 0050644214288
Label: Monster Cable
Product Manufacturer: Monster Cable
Model: MP PC800 RP
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Monster Cable
Size: 8-Outlet
Studio: Monster Cable
Variation Description: 8-Outlet
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty


Piece facts:
  • $25,000 Monster guaranteed connected equipment protection and lifetime warranty.
  • Protects internet/fax/modem line from damaging power surges.
  • 1665 joule rating provides full capacity surge protection.
  • Includes Monster Internet Cable for the fastest, most reliable internet connection.
  • Audible surge alarm, visual surge indicator, and wiring fault indicator provides status of protection.



Protection Surge with PowerCenter¿ Computer RP PC800 MP Monster





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Monster Power introduces PowerCenter PC800 for spike/surge protection and AC power cord management. The model features color-coded outlets and matching cord labels so you'll never have to guess what you're plugging or unplugging again.PowerCenter PC800 features three AC adapter spaced outlets for use with a modem, multimedia speakers and external drive. An additional five outlets are labeled and dedicated for use with a scanner, printer, monitor, CPU and additional accessory (8 outlets total). Special circuitry for modem connections and the inclusion of a bonus, award winning Monster lnternet cable ties together all your PC's pieces the right way.The 24k gold contact flush-mounting plug is connected to a Monster PowerLine high current ultra-flexible cable, which transfers all the AC power your energy-thirsty components need to high quality filters for cleaner, low-noise power. With Monster Power's Multiple SurgeGuard, every piece of your computer system is protected by Multiple 0xide Varsitors which respond within one billionth of a second to harmful surges and voltage spikes.








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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Stopped a lighting strike through the phone line. ...
I bought one of these to protect my mom's computer. Her house got struck by lighting and it went through the phone line and this stopped any damage from happening to her computer. The power strip was toast, so I bought her another one just like it.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Expensive power strip, but you get what you pay for!
I was happy to be able to pick this up on Amazon for half the price that Monster charges if you buy it from them directly! It's solved the problems I was having with my laptop freezing almost every time I plugged it back into the wall. My cheap Belkin power strip wasn't preventing the power spikes that this area is known for. It looks like something straight out of the 1980s, but it works!


Buyer's feedback: 2 out of 5 stars - * Doesn't do anything for me ...
I bought one of these because I had a strange popping sound coming for my speakers every time somebody turned a light switch on or off in my house. I was told it was due to dirty power, so when I saw this thing I bought it right away. It doesn't do anything to solve my problem. The speakers are still popping, and when I measured the voltage through this device, it wasn't any more stable than without it. As far as I can tell, it did absolutely nothing. Its a pretty expensive power strip if the features don't work. I'm returning it today.

That being said, it seems to be relatively well built.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Massive Surge
I had a Monster MP PC700 protecting my PC, monitor, printer and DSL modem. On the 30th of January 2008 suffered a massive surge, three surges in 2 seconds. The above surge protector saved my equipment! Also, it did not catch fire or explode. My Power Sentry 322 and every other protector in my house did pop loudly and/or shoot fire!

I kissed the the Monster when I was able to restart my PC! Now buying this 800 and several other Monster Cable products.

I'm sold for LIFE!


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * WOW! Solid construction, almost overkill. ...
I mainly bought this for its reliability, # of outlets and (most of all) the CleanPower feature. Funky / dirty AC power is one of the leading causes of shortened life expectancy for electronics. Some things I noticed:

Yes, it is plastic, but it has that good, thick plastic feel, NOT the cheap thin stuff that seems like it would crack when dropped.

It can be hung in virtually any direction (horiz, diag, vert) from two screws/nails by two plus-sign (+) hole patterns on the back of the unit.

The cord is long and thick. The plug is a wall-hugging 90-degree angle type that can be used in either the top or bottom outlet receptacle. Huh? It is not only wall-hugging but it doesnt hang straight down from the receptacle - imagine you plugged this into a clock face: the plug would be angled toward the "4" or "5" on the face so that you aren't limited to plugging it in the bottom plug. You could actually have two of these plugged into the same outlet. Enough about that...

The plug connectors are REALLY tight fitting. You'll see what I mean when you go to plug in the computer or whatever. ALL Monster outlets are this way, and are intended to help keep the plug from falling out or being ripped out by accident. Another way Monster Cable thinks about the small things that bug us.

Mine came with a phone cable that was a couple feet (or so) in length. Cool, now I can plug the fax through the connectors on the unit. (Nothing to report there.)

The power switch lights up in red.

Comes with labels to help indentify BOTH ends of the power cabes you are plugging in.

The three "transformer" positions are great for those old box plugs for the cameras and such. Plenty of room built in.

I HIGHLY recommend this unit for your computer!

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