Product Description

Use Monster Cable's Audio/Video PowerCenterM-^Y AV700 for secure hookup of electronic components to AC power. It also provides surge protection for your TV & Audio equipment, plus DSS & Cable TV coaxial cable wire. It comes in a 6ft. length!

Product Details

• Brand: Monster
• Model: MP AV700 RP
• Format: CD
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 3.00" h x 5.00" w x 9.00" l, 1.50 pounds

Features

• For hookup of electronic components to AC power providing surge protection for AC power line and DSS or Cable TV coax cable
• 8 color-coded, labeled outlets, 1 coax. 6 ft. Monster AC power cable with FlatProfile right angle plug provides flexibility for installations
• Protects coax lines used with cable TV & DSS equipment from surge pulses. Over 900 joule rating provides higher level protection of surge absorption. Audible surge alarm, visual surge indicator and wiring fault indicator provides status of protection
• $25,000 Monster guaranteed connected equipment protection and lifetime warranty

Customer Reviews

Great Product
If you spend thousands on a home theater system, this product is a must have. For $30-40, you get a warranty on your equipment as this product has a $25,000 payback if your equip is damaged by a surge, including lightning. Why buy the in-store warranty when this product guarantees it for much less? And the color coded tabs come in handy...make sure you use the stickers on the power outlets so when your system is set up you can easily tell which plug is which.

Buy this to protect your Home Theatre
I agree with the other reviewer. This is one of the first things you should buy. My brand new plasma tv had issues with "dirty power". It shut off automatically and then it did not start. After talking to customer support, decided to invest in this. Had no issues with dirty power since then. If you have a considerable amount of dollars invested in your home theatre setup, I strongly recommend a device like this.

It should be the first thing you buy .......
Living in Florida I was surprised to learn that there are something like 4 to 5 thousand lightning strikes every single day in this state alone. Fortunately most dont really affect anyone but those that do are usually costly.....

When lightning strikes, even near your house, EMT (electro magnetic) waves are emited and usually travel along any cables, above and below ground, to enter your house at any acess point, electric, cable, telphone or satellite dish. These shocks absolutely love low power cables and Ive had phones and intercoms burned out many times ..

As well, with most cheaper power strips you are forced to use a 2 prong plug in order avoid a very powerfull grounding humm ...

Its well worth anyone's while to kick out the 50 mbucks or so to protect stereo and TV equipment that probably costs thousands ....