User manual BELKIN P74432-B

[. . . ] Note: DO NOT USE two-wire extension cords or adapters with this product. Using any extension cord in conjunction with the Belkin PureAV Isolator will void all Belkin Corporation warranties. All connected equipment should be plugged directly into your Belkin PureAV Isolator. 3) Satellite Components: Connect the coaxial cable line from the satellite source to the Isolator's satellite connector marked "IN". [. . . ] If this light goes out at any time, it means that your surge protector has "sacrificed itself" to protect your equipment and should be replaced. Please contact Belkin Corporation for a free surge protector replacement. Line OK (Green): This light should also come on when the power switch is turned on. It shows that 120V AC power is present with no wiring faults and it is safe to plug and use connected equipment. Line Fault (Red): If on, this light indicates that a wiring fault has been detected. This may be the result of a lack of grounding or reversed phases, among other problems. A qualified electrician should be notified so that the problem can be corrected before plugging in devices. Master (Amber): This on/off switch provides a built-in, automatic shutdown, 15-Amp circuit breaker. The light should come on when the unit is plugged into a 120V AC/60Hz outlet and switched to the "ON" position. Important: If the current draw exceeds 15 Amps for an elongated period of time, the circuit breaker will shut down the surge protector power to prevent damage. Allow a brief time for the Isolator to cool before resetting the circuit breaker switch. (To reset, simply press the switch. ) Isolator Technology: As mentioned earlier, this design prevents devices that are plugged into a given receptacle bank from transferring contamination to a device plugged into another receptacle bank. Each pair of receptacle banks is isolated from the other pairs within the PureAV Isolator. (The 10-outlet PureAV Isolator has five pairs of PFT receptacle banks. ) The PureAV Isolator provides increasing levels of protection and filtration from surges, spikes, lightning strikes, and EMI/RFI. When AC power travels from the wall outlet and throughout each successive pair of receptacle banks, each power filter or "graduating filtration" level increases the isolation, filtration, and protection for your most sensitive devices. The higher receptacle banks (farthest from the power switch) will provide a greater amount of surge and line-noise protection than the first receptacle bank or the bank labeled "High Current Filter". The "High Current Filter" is designed to deliver the maximum current with the minimal filtration required by amplifiers and powered subwoofers. 3 Features PureAV Isolator Note: LEVEL 1 is capable of protecting any sensitive electronic device, but you may wish to use it for devices that require high current power and low filtration, like stereo amplifiers. Simply choose what devices you desire to use and plug into the protection you need. Cord Management: The power cord wraps around the surge unit and snaps into the grooves along the sides for clutter-free cord management. Simply measure and align the keyhole slots on the bottom of the unit over the No. [. . . ] The Belkin Connected Equipment Warranty only protects against damage to properly connected equipment where Belkin Corporation has determined, in its sole discretion, that the damage resulted from an Occurrence, and does not protect against acts of nature (other than lightning) such as flood, earthquake, war, vandalism, theft, normal-use wear and tear, erosion, depletion, obsolescence, abuse, damage due to low voltage disturbances (i. e. brownouts or sags), non-authorized program, or system equipment modification or alteration. If you are using an AC surge protector only that does not have phone, network, or coaxial protection, the warranty is null and void if a power disturbance damages your equipment through the phone, network, or coaxial lines. *Please note: This product is not for use with aquariums and all other water-related products. [. . . ]