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Surge Protected Extension Lead Not Working. If the extension lead fails the insulation (riso) test, and it is surge protected it should be re tested using a class i appliance. Most surge protected extension leads will have an indicator light showing the surge protection is active. For the duronic 12 gang extension lead tower. This will confirm whether the appliance failed riso due to faulty insulation, or because of the surge protection devise. I moved from canada to the uk and for convenience i would like to use some of my canadian aquired extension leads (for light power items such as ethernet switches). It is also possible that the surge protection was doing its job, filtering out. It’s entirely possible that the extension lead was faulty. For surge protection, it's desirable to have the protection (spd) as close as possible to the device being protected. Look for the label or packaging that indicates “surge protection” or “ul 1449 listed” on the extension cord. Just been doing some testing today including 6 brand new extension leads, first two tested ok 3rd one failed with low insulation. From that point of view, you.

Look for the label or packaging that indicates “surge protection” or “ul 1449 listed” on the extension cord. It is also possible that the surge protection was doing its job, filtering out. It’s entirely possible that the extension lead was faulty. For surge protection, it's desirable to have the protection (spd) as close as possible to the device being protected. From that point of view, you. For the duronic 12 gang extension lead tower. Most surge protected extension leads will have an indicator light showing the surge protection is active. This will confirm whether the appliance failed riso due to faulty insulation, or because of the surge protection devise. I moved from canada to the uk and for convenience i would like to use some of my canadian aquired extension leads (for light power items such as ethernet switches). Just been doing some testing today including 6 brand new extension leads, first two tested ok 3rd one failed with low insulation.

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Surge Protected Extension Lead Not Working Most surge protected extension leads will have an indicator light showing the surge protection is active. From that point of view, you. Just been doing some testing today including 6 brand new extension leads, first two tested ok 3rd one failed with low insulation. It’s entirely possible that the extension lead was faulty. Most surge protected extension leads will have an indicator light showing the surge protection is active. I moved from canada to the uk and for convenience i would like to use some of my canadian aquired extension leads (for light power items such as ethernet switches). It is also possible that the surge protection was doing its job, filtering out. If the extension lead fails the insulation (riso) test, and it is surge protected it should be re tested using a class i appliance. This will confirm whether the appliance failed riso due to faulty insulation, or because of the surge protection devise. For the duronic 12 gang extension lead tower. Look for the label or packaging that indicates “surge protection” or “ul 1449 listed” on the extension cord. For surge protection, it's desirable to have the protection (spd) as close as possible to the device being protected.