Buy Tripp Lite LC1200 Line Conditioner 1200W AVR Surge 120V 10A 60Hz 4 Outlet 7-Feet CordTripp Lite LC1200 Line Conditioner 1200W AVR Surge 120V 10A 60Hz 4 Outlet 7-Feet Cord Product Description:
- Protects sensitive electronics, computer accessories and home theater equipment from power-related damage and performance problems
- Advanced automatic voltage regulation corrects brownouts and overvoltages
- Powerful 1200-joule surge protection rating
- 1200W power capacity; 4 AC outlets; 7-ft cord
- $25,000 Ultimate Lifetime Insurance; 2-year warranty
Product Description
- TrippLite 1200 watt automatic voltage regulation (AVR) system- Protexts sensitive electronics puter accessories and home theater equipment from power-related damage and performance problems - Extends the useful life of connected equipment by providing optimum voltage conditions for enhanced efficiency and cooler internal operating temperatures- Reliable transformer-based voltage correction circuits maintain 120V nominal output during voltage fluctuations between 89 and 147V- Three levels of voltage stabilization offer targeted response for overvoltages undervoltages and severe brownouts - Prevents equipment damage and power related performance problems for puter accessories printers home theater equipment A/V ponents and other sensitive electronic devices- Network-grade AC surge and EMI/RFI noice suppression- Supports loads up to 1200 watts 10A- Includes 4 AC outlets 7 ft AC line cord- 7 diagnostic LEDs display ining voltage level surge suppression status and line fault status- 2 Year manufacturer's warranty TPLLC1200
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42 of 42 people found the following review helpful.
Adequate performance, large voltage steps
By Application Software Developer
June 29, 2007We purchased a Tripp-Lite model LC1200 wide-range AVR when the voltage tolerance of an Ultra Products model ULT33045 power protector proved inadequate to cope with our local power conditions. Inserted between the line power outlet and the Ultra, the Tripp-Lite adds enough boost-buck range to cope. We draw 100-250 W through the pair, well below rated capacity of both these units.At 85 VAC line voltage, the combination boosts to 114 VAC, remaining within 5% tolerance with respect to 120 VAC usually recommended for the most reliable operation of electronic equipment. Observing performance over time, we find that the combination maintains 5% tolerance about 90 percent of the time and 10% tolerance all the time. We would probably not be able to obtain this quality of regulation with the Tripp-Lite alone, because its large voltage steps, 9-10 percent.As of late June, 2007, Tripp-Lite has changed LC1200 specifications slightly since those shown here, promising regulation of 120 VAC to within -12% with input of 89 VAC. Newer units have black rather than white or gray cases.The Tripp-Lite does not disconnect when line voltage goes lower, at least down to 85 VAC, but its maximum boost remains about 19 percent. It has a plastic hardshell case, not metal, but remains fairly cool. There is no appreciable magnetic shielding, Working near a ViewSonic P225 21-inch CRT monitor, we found that with the centers of the ViewSonic and Tripp-Lite in the same plane, the distance between the units had to be at least 0.9 m (36 in) to eliminate flicker from the Tripp-Lite's magnetic leakage.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful.Does the job well, but faint "hum".
By David Whittle
I use this to protect an Apple Mac tower computer and CinemaDisplay monitor. We have a problem with our older house's wiring -- every time the Heating/AC kicks on there's a brief power lag.The Tripp Lite LC1200 smooths out the power during these occasional brief lags, and we know it's working because I can hear the Tripp Lite "click" when the AC kicks on.The only negative, and it could be a big one for some people, is the LC1200 gives off a slight "hum". I wrote Tripp Lite's tech support about this and they said this sound is normal. So I wouldn't use this in a room intended to be completely quiet, like a home theater.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
Solidly Built and Reiliable
By Windlord
I've been using the Tripp Lite LC series Line Conditioners personally and professionally since the early 1980's. These units are responsible for a 0 loss rate do to fluctuations in power (especially surges and brown-outs) to receivers, transmitters, computer components, and all of the other equipment that they have been protecting over the years. The equipment protected lasts longer and works reliably even in the outlying areas where the line or generator supplied power is typically unsteady.
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