Any update on the pricing ?

Please recommend me 1 for wireless router modem with phone line and another for DVD player with LCD TV.

for wireless modem only, u can choose SF9512DSL or SF9812DSL

is ur LCD TV connected to astro? u can choose SFTV9622FC, SFTV9622FC MS2+3, SFTV9822FC or AV pack, it can protect power, analog telephone, astro and antenna... if having budget, u can choose MDSC0039FC to protect power and astro only...

Edit: Nevermind, I've found what I'm looking for.

This post has been edited by APIITian: Apr 28 2009, 04:17 PM

for modem which o ne is suitable?

Please quote me best price for:

SP9201DSL x 2
SL-MS2+3 x 5
SLAN4536 x 1

shipping to bangi thanks..

for modem, SF9512DSL or SF9812DSL


will pm u later...

I have bought two IT pack from gkl83 .
The seller is a friendly and helpful person.

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B4 trying Cal-lab, I have used Belkin surgeprotector. Unfortunately my modem, wireless router, dect phone are not working after got strike by lightning .
Sure Belkin has insurance but can you imagine the hassle to claim the equipments.
PC downtime and non internet connections for weeks.
Belkin has failed to protect lightning surge.

I've bought a SF9812DSL and one extra SKPXDSL module somewhere in 2007. Until now, Cal-Lab have protected me twice from lightning.
Only the SKPXDSL module got burned. All other equipment survived.

PS: I'm not being paid to write this

quick question. i have a computer, monitor, modem, wireless router, 3.5" portable hdd, and a laptop (basically 6 ports. sometimes goes up to 8 ports). what model do i buy? can i buy 1 cal-lab and connect it to 2 gang plugs?

this protects against lightning strike and power surge, am i right? so if i suffer from low+high voltage, i'd need to get an avr/ups to go with it?

bro,

need your advice...

Currently in my room...
1x LCD Monitor,
1x Speaker (AE)
1x CPU
1x xbox 360
1x belkin router modem (with 3 lan connection)
But i have 1 output at my room...
what is your idea?

what you means the 6ports goes up to 8 ports? u means the laptop connected thru wireless connection?

If all of your laptop in wireless conditions, but ur PC set connected thru wires, basically you SF9512DSL or SF9812DSL or SF9512DSL MS2+3 will be sufficient... otherwise choose IT pack if u required high power output (2000w)


lan connection thru wired lan cable or wireless?
if involved wired lan cable, recommended to protect each lan cable as well bcos the surge may come from lan cable and destruct ur modem router as well...

than wat is your recommendation?
i using wire lan....

hi gkl83,

yes, pc with wired connection, notebook with wireless connection.

so SF9512DSL is enough? the power won't "overload" ?

what is the difference between SF9512DSL and SF9812DSL?

perhaps can u draw a installation diagram which similiar with below?
it will ease me to recommend u to correct models accordingly...



your installation diagram may look like below:



but still recommended provide me a complete equipment list so that i can draw your particular installation diagram

SF9512DSL and SF9812DSL were sufficient for 1 set of PC equipments which around 1000w

SF9812DSL have replace-able module (SKPXDSL) if compare to SF9512DSL...

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This post has been edited by ccfoo82: May 20 2009, 03:15 PM

here your diagram...

SF9812DSL and SF9512DSL wat are the different??
the price are the same... which better??
the modem connect to my CPU need SLAN1236??

thanks

SF9512DSL and SF9812DSL were sufficient for 1 set of PC equipments which around 1000w
SF9812DSL have replace-able module (SKPXDSL) if compare to SF9512DSL...
SF9812DSL more expensive RM10 than SF9512DSL

if ur modem and ur room PC located the same room and same table...
u can either no to protect it... otherwise no harm to protect the lan cable...

Also, there's a telephone wire coming into the room for the modem + router. The aircond is taken from the inlet itself, as in before the power socket. Also, a electrician recommended me to use a surge protector if i wanted to use my PC in the room. Does the isolator double as one as well?