I need to protect my Maxis Fiber at home. It comes with two devices, one modem and one router.
The only thing that connect to both devices are their respective power plug.
There is one fiber optic connect to the modem but since fiber optic is insulator in nature so I do not think this poses any threat.
There is one normal telephone cable from router to a dect phone. The dect phone has its own power plug. I personally think that if there is a surge coming to the dect phone through its power plug, this surge is unlikely to hit the router through the telephone cable.

So if my understanding is correct then I will just need to protect the two power plugs (one for modem, one for router).
However I also wish to have extra two sockets for future use.

Hence, may I ask, do you have a product that has 4 sockets? preferably in a flat, longitudinal layout.

This post has been edited by scoutfai: Mar 4 2016, 02:43 PM

From the picture I can see one socket at the left bottom, another socket at the middle right.
May I ask where is the third socket?
For this product type do you have more pictures on different angle?

Ah I see. Now I understand the product design concept.

Then is it possible to have:

1st layer = 3 sides also power socket.
2nd layer = 3 sides also power socket. (then I already have 6 sockets, more than enough)
3rd layer = 1 side is for telephone cable, 1 side is for LAN cable, the last side can be anything, not really important, maybe another power socket.

Is it possible to have such layout?
If it is available, please provide quotation of such a combination.

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Edit:
Just browse the callab2u website, I have a few questions:

1)


Is the black color socket at the front (middle position) a power output from CLLI or a power input to the CLLI?

2)

I see there is UK socket and US socket.
I only need UK (the one used in Malaysia) with the switch, is it possible to have all 3 sides also UK sockets instead 2 UK+1 US configuration?


Thank you.

This post has been edited by scoutfai: Mar 7 2016, 08:14 AM

Thanks for your reply.

Some questions:

1) What is meant by 3rd layer option 2 "2x for others" ?
2) I check in callab2u for some pictures and coincidentally found that the price quoted for 1st layer option 1 and 2 seems reverse, can you cross check, please.
3) 3rd layer, the "DSL" means ordinary house telephone cable right?
4) Now that I understand the product choice and design concept, I wish to know about warranty info. Does CLLI offers warranty to its own product (i.e. the CLLI itself) and the equipment connected to it? (something like Belkin offers warranty up to certain maximum limit to the electrical appliances connect to it)
5) Is it ok to connect a block socket splitter to the CLLI power output to get more sockets count?
6) I manage to find photos of the 1st and 2nd layer options provided by you from callab2u.com website. But I am unable to find photo of the 3rd layer. Can you provide link or attach photo here? Just curious how the 3rd layer will look like.

This post has been edited by scoutfai: Mar 8 2016, 08:09 AM

2) Ah no, you misunderstand. I mean you listed TRM-PLC-3 BU+PE (Supported Homeplug) to be RM128 but in the web it is RM168, and you listed TRM-NIF-3 BU+PE (Standard Power Module) to be RM168 but in web it is RM128, so I am just want to inquire you is it accidentally mix up the price already in the previous reply.

3) I do not have ADSL modem to connect to, not using ADSL now. But I do have a telephone in this setup, so there is one normal house telephone cable from the MAXIS router connects to the telephone. Thus according to what you said this normal house telephone cable cannot connect to the RJ11 inlet of the CLLI? Is there other CLLI product that can accept a normal house telephone cable?

Pardon for the confusion.
Here some pictorial diagram to better illustrate the items I wish to protect.



Here are the actual photos of the items.


Actually I already clear about the options you listed in previous reply, just that now you suddenly mentioned the RJ11 hole in the CLLI trinity module is only for ADSL modem ONLY, so this makes my situation stuck here because I do not need ADSL hole in the CLLI, i need a port for plugging in the telephone cable, just normal, ordinary house hold telephone cable.
But isn't the ADSL modem also need to be plugged in by a telephone cable which is exactly the same type of cable of ordinary telephone, so I am quite puzzled why this RJ11 CLLI trinity module cannot accept a normal telephone cable plug into it.

I am not living at high rise building so I think the 1st assumption statement is applicable to me.

When you said consolidate all power sources into single wall socket, are you mean to use the 3 sides socket splitter like the following on one of the socket at CLLI?



This post has been edited by scoutfai: Mar 12 2016, 11:17 AM