Eaton’s Complete Home Surge Protection Type 2 Devices

Eaton Home Surge Protection

Eaton’s Complete Home CHSPT2 Series surge protection products protect electronic devices in residential settings, including appliances, televisions, advanced gaming systems and more, from the damaging power of electrical surges.

Eaton’s CHSPT2 Series features a quick connect design for easy mounting and a clear, visible light-emitting diode (LED) indication that displays the protective status of the device. The surge protectors are also Underwriter’s Laboratory (UL) 1449 3rd Edition Listed.

The Complete Home surge protection products provide premium protection, where protection can reduce surges to acceptable levels for most home electronics and appliances.

Find out more: www.eaton.com/surgetrap.

 

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