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Summary: This article explains what surge devices are available and how they can help protect your telephone equipment.

Surge Protection for Your Telephone and Phone Line Devices


Telephone Equipment Surge Protection Devices

Surge protection for the data lines that are connected to the telephone service equipment equipment is essential.

To ensure complete protection for your equipment, home, or business, it is important to protect AC power lines as well.




Low-Voltage Telco Surge Suppressor

Low-Voltage Telco Surge Suppressor Telephone surge suppressors such as the TPSTEL protects telephone or modem connected electronics in residential and light commercial applications against electrical transient damage, including lightning, from entering through the main telephone connection.
This device is rated for use with modems, telephones, fax machines and DSL connections. TPSTEL can be installed at the point-of-entry or at the point-of use. TPSCOAX has standard RJ-45 connectors for ease of installation. Includes 1' section of cable with female to female splice for lines side application. Compatible with analog modems fax machines, telephones and other telecommunications devices. Multi stage technology prevents catastrophic failure.

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