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post Feb 3 2010, 11:02 PM, updated 16y ago

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hi.. im mid of planning to set up my home theater, just wann to ask guru here,
1)do i really need the surge protector?
2)can i used normal PC surge protector like all those plaza low yat sell? is yes, which brand recomended?
3) if not a normal PC surge protector , what type of surge protector do i need? place can buy?

thanks
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post Feb 3 2010, 11:10 PM

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can consider BELKIN SURGE PROTECTOR go for the 90000 joules Gold Series
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post Feb 3 2010, 11:10 PM

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belkin !!!
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post Feb 3 2010, 11:11 PM

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Hi,

Just to share some of my experience. I am using Belkin surge protector and it got up to RM10,000 coverage. My PC, modem and wifi was connected to it and 1 day, lightning strike, MotherBoard, modem and wifi gone case... and it is claimable from Belkin service center. it is best that you keep your receipt for those electrical item. They will replace the belkin surge protector 1 to 1 exchange... so i will recommend Belkin smile.gif
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post Feb 3 2010, 11:16 PM

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wah.....ur I am using Belkin too...... ur Belkin can't safe ur computer,etc? that's worry me...although it's claimable but it's kinda troublesome too.. rolleyes.gif

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post Feb 3 2010, 11:18 PM

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QUOTE(aawcy @ Feb 3 2010, 11:16 PM)
wah.....ur I am using Belkin too...... ur Belkin can't safe ur computer,etc? that's worry me...although it's claimable but it's kinda troublesome too..  rolleyes.gif
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yeah... i think the lightning too powerful... but only happen once so far... it is from my telephone line... hehe

claimable is better than i dig out my wallet to get new hardware... smile.gif
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post Feb 3 2010, 11:27 PM

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for home theather used wohh plug in receiver, plasma tv, HTPC,dvd player... belkin can meh??
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post Feb 3 2010, 11:36 PM

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how many devices do you guys plug into your power extension plug? TV, AVR, DVD/BluRay Player, astro....all sharing same extension power plug? can?
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post Feb 3 2010, 11:56 PM

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cal-lab ?

heard about cases that belkin refuse to compensate the owner
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post Feb 4 2010, 12:16 AM

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those home content insurance sometimes cover lightning strikes too...go check..it starts from rm200++ for a year's coverage i think

if any equipments get hit, as long as you have proof of purchase for it, you could try to claim from the insurance provider for a new set or repair...

speaking of this - i havent taken mine...will do that soon...
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post Feb 4 2010, 02:53 AM

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QUOTE(silbii @ Feb 4 2010, 12:16 AM)
those home content insurance sometimes cover lightning strikes too...go check..it starts from rm200++ for a year's coverage  i think

if any equipments get hit, as long as you have proof of purchase for it, you could try to claim from the insurance provider for a new set or repair...

speaking of this - i havent taken mine...will do that soon...
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laugh.gif if lightning strikes,i jus off da tv n 'cabut' the plug only... thumbup.gif
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post Feb 4 2010, 05:19 AM

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QUOTE(camrycilver @ Feb 4 2010, 02:53 AM)
laugh.gif if lightning strikes,i jus off da tv n 'cabut' the plug only... thumbup.gif
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im still doin that eventho i have belkin..
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post Feb 4 2010, 08:16 AM

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QUOTE(camrycilver @ Feb 4 2010, 02:53 AM)
laugh.gif if lightning strikes,i jus off da tv n 'cabut' the plug only... thumbup.gif
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I still do that even I have all risk household insurance tongue.gif
and my son always ask me to pull out, he scared the lightning fried the PS3 then he cannot play liao sweat.gif
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post Feb 4 2010, 08:20 AM

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QUOTE(mpyw @ Feb 4 2010, 08:16 AM)
I still do that even I have all risk household insurance  tongue.gif
and my son always ask me to pull out, he scared the lightning fried the PS3 then he cannot play liao  sweat.gif
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after strike, can upgrade to KRP-600A biggrin.gif
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post Feb 4 2010, 09:04 AM

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QUOTE(Weelar @ Feb 3 2010, 11:11 PM)
Hi,

Just to share some of my experience. I am using Belkin surge protector and it got up to RM10,000 coverage. My PC, modem and wifi was connected to it and 1 day, lightning strike, MotherBoard, modem and wifi gone case... and it is claimable from Belkin service center. it is best that you keep your receipt for those electrical item. They will replace the belkin surge protector 1 to 1 exchange... so i will recommend Belkin smile.gif
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what happened to the damaged assets..... claimable???
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post Feb 4 2010, 06:35 PM

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QUOTE(moomoos @ Feb 4 2010, 09:04 AM)
what happened to the damaged assets..... claimable???
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yeah... claimable... according to your receipt. If your item less than 1 year, they pay 100%, if more than 1 year... then lesser... i just submit my case last week. still not sure how much i can get.
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QUOTE(driftmeister @ Feb 3 2010, 11:56 PM)
cal-lab ?

heard about cases that belkin refuse to compensate the owner
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that because the owner never follow the rules...
no read the instruction that why belkin refuse to pay back
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post Feb 4 2010, 08:05 PM

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and my son always ask me to pull out, he scared the lightning fried the PS3 then he cannot play liao sweat.gif
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smart kid!! rclxms.gif rclxms.gif rclxms.gif
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post Feb 4 2010, 10:46 PM

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[quote=hilk,Feb 4 2010, 08:05 PM]
and my son always ask me to pull out, he scared the lightning fried the PS3 then he cannot play liao sweat.gif
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smart kid!! rclxms.gif rclxms.gif rclxms.gif
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ps3 gone ..... got ps3 slim come tongue.gif

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post Feb 5 2010, 07:33 AM

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QUOTE(Weelar @ Feb 3 2010, 11:11 PM)
Hi,

Just to share some of my experience. I am using Belkin surge protector and it got up to RM10,000 coverage. My PC, modem and wifi was connected to it and 1 day, lightning strike, MotherBoard, modem and wifi gone case... and it is claimable from Belkin service center. it is best that you keep your receipt for those electrical item. They will replace the belkin surge protector 1 to 1 exchange... so i will recommend Belkin smile.gif
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How long did it take for them to process your claim? They give you back the full cost of the motherboard, modem and wifi?
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QUOTE(jchong @ Feb 5 2010, 07:33 AM)
How long did it take for them to process your claim? They give you back the full cost of the motherboard, modem and wifi?
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very interisting tho, accordint to bro weelar, its claimable, and under process but to an unknown amount,

see how it goes, will be getting belkin too biggrin.gif
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post Feb 5 2010, 05:52 PM

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Looks like Belkin and Cal Lab are safer bet. However, I always unplug all my gears when not in use. Better safe than sorry.
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post Feb 5 2010, 08:29 PM

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for me im using pc avr...should be enuf..at least..only rm50 at at pc shop
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post Feb 5 2010, 09:11 PM

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I recommend Belkin. I m using belkin for AV and modem, server and PC. So far AV side no problem. But I ve claim 2x for the modem, server and pc side.

First time lightning strike phone line and fried my modem but safe my laptop. Claim back the belkin surge protector and two week later, collect cheque for the modem. Cause I already brought the modem. So they pay back cash for me.

Second time just happen 3days ago. All item safe but the surge protector kong. Claim back 1 to 1 exchange.

My modem and server ON for 24hr. So protection and warranty is important to me.
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Hi guys,

Want to ask something as well in regards to this. Recently I was looking for surge protection equipment as well. I knew about Belkin Surge Protector with its insurance coverage from here as well. When I went to a shop and ask about lightning protection from a sales guy he actually suggested an Automated Voltage Regulator is better, his shop was selling was selling Neuropower AVR-800 for RM81 and Belkin Surge Protector for RM239. I look at the Neuropower packaging it has surge,spike and lightning protection and also resettable circuit breaker. I ask another salesperson in that shop which is better between the Belkin Surge Protector and the AVR he also says the AVR is better. Can some of you guys share some thoughts on this on which is better actually? Actually I was also quite curious that a salesperson would actually suggest a cheaper equipment in there shop was better than the expensives ones hmm.gif .
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QUOTE(soul_fly9900 @ Feb 5 2010, 11:20 PM)
Hi guys,

Want to ask something as well in regards to this. Recently I was looking for surge protection equipment as well. I knew about Belkin Surge Protector with its insurance coverage from here as well. When I went to a shop and ask about lightning protection from a sales guy he actually suggested an Automated Voltage Regulator is better, his shop was selling was selling Neuropower AVR-800 for RM81 and Belkin Surge Protector for RM239. I look at the Neuropower packaging it has surge,spike and lightning protection and also resettable circuit breaker. I ask another salesperson in that shop which is better between the Belkin Surge Protector and the AVR he also says the AVR is better. Can some of you guys share some thoughts on this on which is better actually? Actually I was also quite curious that a salesperson would actually suggest a cheaper equipment in there shop was better than the expensives ones  hmm.gif .
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A surge protector is much more important than AVR. The percentage of your equipment spoil by ligthning is higher than those few percentage higher voltage.

Using belkin is just double protection. If it fail to protect, you can claim it. But if you buy a cheap one, once strike, you can claim. Belkin have a cheaper version. Depend what equipment and amount claim.

But not all item you can claim from belkn. They will ask you to repair the item and paid the repair price for you. If it too expensive.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Feb 5 2010, 09:11 PM)
I recommend Belkin. I m using belkin for AV and modem, server and PC. So far AV side no problem. But I ve claim 2x for the modem, server and pc side.

First time lightning strike phone line and fried my modem but safe my laptop. Claim back the belkin surge protector and two week later, collect cheque for the modem. Cause I already brought the modem. So they pay back cash for me.

Second time just happen 3days ago. All item safe but the surge protector kong. Claim back 1 to 1 exchange.

My modem and server ON for 24hr. So protection and warranty is important to me.
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What sort of documents or proof does Belkin need in order to process the claim? Do you need to bring the spoiled item to show them?
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post Feb 6 2010, 12:21 PM

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QUOTE(ozak @ Feb 6 2010, 02:13 AM)
A surge protector is much more important than AVR. The percentage of your equipment spoil by ligthning is higher than those few percentage higher voltage.

Using belkin is just double protection. If it fail to protect, you can claim it. But if you buy a cheap one, once strike, you can claim. Belkin have a cheaper version. Depend what equipment and amount claim.

But not all item you can claim from belkn. They will ask you to repair the item and paid the repair price for you. If it too expensive.
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it's not about over-voltage why they recommend you to use AVR for lighting.. it's because of isolation.. being blocked by a Transformer inside.. kong also primary side windings..

if use surge protector , the equipment is always connected to mains powerline, then it rely on the Varistors to short it to ground...
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QUOTE(jchong @ Feb 6 2010, 06:38 AM)
What sort of documents or proof does Belkin need in order to process the claim? Do you need to bring the spoiled item to show them?
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If you have receipt, that is good. If you don't have, they follow market price. You need to bring the spoil surge protector and the spoil item. They need to check the genuie problem.

Example my case: Surge protector spoil and the modem. Since I need to use modem urgent, I go and buy new 1. Than bring the 2 spoil item to claim. And tell them my story. Since I already brought the modem, they pay back me by money but market price according to that model.

My second case: Surge protector spoil but the laptop adaptor ok. (the 3pin plug have some melt point and carbon). I bring this 2 item to belkin and told them my story. Even the adaptor is ok, but I still bring it to them incase they want to investigate. I claim back the surge protector.


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it's not about over-voltage why they recommend you to use AVR for lighting.. it's because of isolation.. being blocked by a Transformer inside.. kong also primary side windings..

if use surge protector , the equipment is always connected to mains powerline, then it rely on the Varistors to short it to ground...
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You much understand what AVR purpose. The inside component still won't protect the lightning. I ve 4 pcs AVR. Some using combine with surge protector. Depend the sensitive of my component. Surge protector first than AVR. If you using AVR for lightning, I rather trust surge protector.

The AVR is good during minight time when the high voltage fluctuation alot. Maybe too many aircon running in my housing area. Cause I can hear my AVR working hard during minight. sweat.gif

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post Feb 6 2010, 01:59 PM

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QUOTE(ozak @ Feb 6 2010, 01:29 PM)

You much understand what AVR purpose. The inside component still won't protect the lightning. I ve 4 pcs AVR. Some using combine with surge protector. Depend the sensitive of my component. Surge protector first than AVR. If you using AVR for lightning, I rather trust surge protector.

The AVR is good during minight time when the high voltage fluctuation alot. Maybe too many aircon running in my housing area. Cause I can hear my AVR working hard during minight. sweat.gif
acterly I dun use the AVR (was just stating the issue that it has a giant transformer inside), I use APC 750VA UPS with provides isolation from mains...

anyway better open up your surge protector to see what is in side the thing, if just Varistors then it's not good enuf, minimum you also need GDT working in tandem with Varistor.. the DIN rail surge protectors I have use both these inside.. not sure the commercial power strips have this..
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QUOTE(ar188 @ Feb 6 2010, 01:59 PM)
acterly I dun use the AVR (was just stating the issue that it has a giant transformer inside), I use APC 750VA UPS with provides isolation from mains...

anyway better open up your surge protector to see what is in side the thing, if just Varistors then it's not good enuf, minimum you also need GDT working in tandem with Varistor.. the DIN rail surge protectors I have use both these inside.. not sure the commercial power strips have this..
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I think the common surge protectors only use MOVs. Where did you get yours with the additional GDT? Is it much more expensive?
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QUOTE(ar188 @ Feb 6 2010, 01:59 PM)
acterly I dun use the AVR (was just stating the issue that it has a giant transformer inside), I use APC 750VA UPS with provides isolation from mains...

anyway better open up your surge protector to see what is in side the thing, if just Varistors then it's not good enuf, minimum you also need GDT working in tandem with Varistor.. the DIN rail surge protectors I have use both these inside.. not sure the commercial power strips have this..
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I don''t dare to open. Cause it will void the warranty and I can't claim back if they find out. sweat.gif

I think an expensive surge protector is not just some varistor which cost few RM. Since they can provide insuarance coverage your component too, they have much confident of their product. So I took this advantage to claim my component too. thumbup.gif

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most of avr will consist of surge protector feature if mistaken.... pls correct me if majority in market now of avr are not....
most of user will assume generally: surge protector the the first level of protection.
if you need further, will be follow by avr and lastly UPS as UPS also consist of AVR function....

the comparison of RM81 & RM239 are in wrong category. as they're taking cheap avr compare to expensive surge protector.
there is also have very expensive avr for home theater. avr for pc of course is cheaper. Cal-Lab are cheaper surge...
but personally using 1, dissatisfied with product and service support. I won't try any next Cal-Lab anymore....

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QUOTE(djlah @ Mar 5 2010, 10:14 AM)
most of avr will consist of surge protector feature if mistaken.... pls correct me if majority in market now of avr are not....
most of user will assume generally: surge protector the the first level of protection.
if you need further, will be follow by avr and lastly UPS as UPS also consist of AVR function....

the comparison of RM81 & RM239 are in wrong category. as they're taking cheap avr compare to expensive surge protector.
there is also have every expensive avr for home theater. avr for pc of course is cheaper. Cal-Lab are cheaper surge...
but personally using 1, dissatisfied with product and service support. I won't try any next Cal-Lab anymore....
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What happen to your cal-lab? What service support? Ain't this surge protector is spoil and throw type? Can claim for spoil?
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QUOTE(ozak @ Mar 5 2010, 10:40 AM)
What happen to your cal-lab? What service support? Ain't this surge protector is spoil and throw type? Can claim for spoil?
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I'm not convenient with their T&C. need to pay for RM25 if want to claim warranty 1-to1 exchange.
and the support specialist are not friendly too, or maybe said that their writing skill not politely....
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QUOTE(jchong @ Feb 6 2010, 02:17 PM)
I think the common surge protectors only use MOVs. Where did you get yours with the additional GDT? Is it much more expensive?
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power module surge protectors uses MOVs amongst many other components

GDT cannot work for power supply modules. only used in signal/comms line applications.
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QUOTE(djlah @ Mar 5 2010, 11:26 AM)
I'm not convenient with their T&C. need to pay for RM25 if want to claim warranty 1-to1 exchange.
and the support specialist are not friendly too, or maybe said that their writing skill not politely....
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Correct, they do not replace the unit FOC. Have to pay RM25 and they provide you a new one. That's how they work, I'm aware of that and I'm ok with the policy.
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QUOTE(djlah @ Mar 5 2010, 11:26 AM)
I'm not convenient with their T&C. need to pay for RM25 if want to claim warranty 1-to1 exchange.
and the support specialist are not friendly too, or maybe said that their writing skill not politely....
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I'm ok with this condition. 1 to 1 exchange is better than buy new one and somemore they just use back the plastic casing and they do replace the printed circuit board and others components,so its fine with me. Just my 2 cent tongue.gif
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Nice safety device to protect my HT system..How much is the price n where can i find it hmm.gif
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this is good investment to protect my system, can cabut if we at home if nobody home
and forgot to cabut .... blush.gif cry.gif
sifuuu...where can i buy Belkin protector and what the current price.... hmm.gif

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QUOTE(matyeo @ Mar 6 2010, 12:25 AM)
this is good investment to protect my system, can cabut if we at home if nobody home
and  forgot to cabut .... blush.gif  cry.gif
sifuuu...where can i buy  Belkin protector and what the current price.... hmm.gif
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QUOTE(maskedchan @ Mar 6 2010, 12:32 AM)
Harvey norman..
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Many shops in Low yat also sell these Belking. The prices are same in all shops. There are 2 types of protectors. Make sure you buy the more expensive ones for your HT gear. If not mistaken, RM109 for 4 sockets, RM159 for 6 sockets and RM209 for 8 sockets.


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QUOTE(putih @ Mar 6 2010, 08:09 AM)
Many shops in Low yat also sell these Belking. The prices are same in all shops. There are 2 types of protectors. Make sure you buy the more expensive ones for your HT gear. If not mistaken, RM109 for 4 sockets, RM159 for 6 sockets and RM209 for 8 sockets.
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According to one of my friend, surge protector have a lifetime limit also due to wear and tear in the electronic component. It cannot last forever.
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QUOTE(klang-valley @ Mar 6 2010, 10:15 AM)
According to one of my friend, surge protector have a lifetime limit also due to wear and tear in the electronic component.  It cannot last forever.
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belkin is lifetime warranty..so it will last forever tongue.gif
spoil just go to exchange a new one laugh.gif
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QUOTE(klang-valley @ Mar 6 2010, 10:15 AM)
According to one of my friend, surge protector have a lifetime limit also due to wear and tear in the electronic component.  It cannot last forever.
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I guess so. I already change 2pcs belkin surge protector. The first 1 is lightning strike and the second 1 is lifetime I guess. Just been using for 2yrs+.

The good is lifetime warranty + can claim my equipment too. thumbup.gif All my surge protector change to belkin now.
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icon_idea.gif I'm trying to search in EBAY/AMAZON maybe can get cheeper
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QUOTE(VSX-AX2as @ Mar 6 2010, 12:12 PM)
icon_idea.gif I'm trying to search in EBAY/AMAZON maybe can get cheeper
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The shipping cost can kill you. Look here in garage sales. No need that far.

Last yrs I brought 1 belkin from here for rm160. Outside sell RM229.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Mar 6 2010, 12:28 PM)
The shipping cost can kill you. Look here in garage sales. No need that far.

Last yrs I brought 1 belkin from here for rm160. Outside sell RM229.
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During AV show last year, the prices were also very good. The 8 sockets ones cost only RM180. If you can get that kind of price from LYN, go grab it.

 

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