Customer Reviews for Tripp Lite - by Eaton 1200W Line Conditioner w/ AVR / Surge Protection 120V 10A 60Hz 4 Outlet 7ft Cord Power Conditioner - Unknown
Customer Rating
5
A must have for expensive equipment
on October 8, 2013
Posted by: peteinnj
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I purchased this to protect my extensive A/V system. I already had a power center/filter with a voltage display, and when I noticed the voltage swinging from 117 to 108 and below I installed this unit. I did already have 2 smaller Tripplites for other equipment. It operates quietly and flawlessly, and the voltage remains normal now. 1200 watts is plenty for even a fairly large system. Low voltage can put a big strain on the internal power systems on your equipment, and at the price this is a no brainer.
Guarding against attacks by the transmission company!
on September 6, 2013
Posted by: ejsqueeze
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I have noticed my tripplite clicking more often with power outages and just electric transmission in the last few months. The biggest one happen during a storm which knock out a half of the the power in our condo unit. One other time a lightning strike set off the fire alarm in the whole building and burn out various fire alarm sensors in the building. The unit is protecting all my expensive electronic equipment very well. I would recommend this unit, it's worth the expense.
I have used this product and other Tripp Lite voltage stabilization products for the last twenty years. They are dependable and protect all my electronics. Since all newer refrigerators also contain electronics, I will be purchasing another unit to protect my $2,300 appliance. You never realize how poor your power is until you see the low voltage lights on this product glowing during the summer brown outs. Save yourself some money and protect all your electronics with this inexpensive product.
I bought this in August of 2010. It has been working continuously without problems. Great product. I use it to protect my computer and printer from power surges and to condition the line.
The cheapest way to protect your expensive electronics
on September 5, 2013
Posted by: FromUSA
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I noticed that during the summer, the lights in my apartment flickered. I came to the conclusion that it was due to power surges. After my Panasonic plasma TV broke, I thought that it was due to an inadequate power supply. I got the LC1200 and now there is no going back. This unit is easy to use and you can actually see it working every time it clicks to protect your electronics. I am planning on buying more of these for my other appliances. Highly recommend this product.
Great product for cleaning up utility power issues
on April 19, 2013
Posted by: Spider
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I am a broadcast engineer and our new transmitter, as is common these days, had internal power supplies designed by third parties. Unfortunately, those third parties apparently didn't know anything about the realities of the broadcast business. They thought the best way to "protect" themselves from surges was to shut the power supply and wait for someone to reset it manually. Not very helpful for a transmitter on a mountain top that can take several hours to reach depending on the weather! While our transmitter had redundant systems, unfortunately, we often found our selves off the air because the same power surge resulted in both primary and backup system power supplies shutting down. The building of course had a surge protector to protect against harmful surges, but these power supplies shut down for even minor surges. We decided to try the LC1200 to protect our primary system, leaving the backup system "unprotected" to test how well the LC1200 helped. The LC1200 virtually eliminated these troublesome power supply shut downs, so we purchased another one for the backup system, and now we seldom have to visit the mountain top to deal with these problems and we haven't been off the air at all due to such a problem since. The LC1200s provided an economical solution to our problems and I'd recommend them to anyone who has utility power that has issues. I should say that I don't fault our utility company... it is just the nature of our location that makes things tough.
I just got this today from UPS Shipment from Newegg a very wonderful place i have bought so many things from. Recently I had a system die so had to get all new everything. Well over the past few weeks after having it, there have been some strange things happpening to my system, so knowing what to do, went searching and found this and immediately purchased it, and after getting it loaded in and running, I have noticed my systme seems much more stable now.
I was working when a sudden power event took down all the systems in my office except mine. It happened quickly - don't know what it was. But the lights blinked and every system reset loosing their current states. My HP z800 Workstation and a 12 TB NAS drive (and local network bridge) were plugged into the LC1200. They kept right on going. I didn't loose my work and a large backup process to the NAS drive didn't crash.