Detail 01
6 filtered outlets
All six get noise filtering, not just surge protection. Cheap strips protect but don't filter.

Independent shopping perspective
Six-outlet rack power conditioner with surge suppression and RF filtering. For rack rigs that need clean, protected AC in one 13.5-inch strip.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
All six get noise filtering, not just surge protection. Cheap strips protect but don't filter.
Detail 02
That's the combined ceiling for everything plugged in. A big power amp can eat most of it alone.
Detail 03
Surge energy is clamped line-to-neutral. MOVs degrade with each hit, so protection wears down over years.
Detail 04
Cuts hash riding on the AC line. Helps with dimmer and switching-supply buzz, not ground-loop hum.
Detail 05
Not a rack-width chassis. It mounts or sits inside a rack rather than filling a rack space.
Detail 06
Surges enter through coax and phone lines too, which matters for a rig with a landline or cable feed.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Only if the hum comes from noise on the AC line. Ground-loop hum between two grounded devices needs an isolation transformer or a ground lift, not a conditioner.
Yes, if total draw across all six outlets stays under 15 amps. A large power amp can consume most of that on its own, leaving little for the rest.
No. It filters noise and suppresses surges. Brownout correction and voltage regulation are separate features on higher-end units.
It's a 13.5-inch strip, not a full-width rack faceplate. Plan on mounting it inside the rack rather than in a front panel space.
Reference
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