20A 4400W Surge Protector 220 Volt

N008-220 Surge Protector 220 Volt has the following functions and features:

◆ Switch button:
used to turn the N008-220 surge protector 220V on or off, allowing users to control whether to allow current to pass through the protector.

◆ Indicator: used to display the working status of the protector. There are usually the following indicators:

● Normal voltage:
The 220 volt surge protector indicator is usually green, indicating that the voltage is within the normal range and the protection function is normal.

● Wait cycle:
The indicator may be yellow or orange, indicating that the device is undergoing a self-test or returning to a normal working state.

● Overvoltage:
The indicator may be red, indicating that the voltage is too high and exceeds the safety range of the protector.

● Low voltage:
The indicator may be red flashing or other colors, indicating that the voltage is too low for normal operation of the device.

◆ Socket:
Allows you to plug appliances into the protector to protect them from voltage surges. The socket may also be equipped with additional protection designs for enhanced safety.

220V Surge Protector For Appliances N008-220

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  Protecting your equipment
  Fireproof PC Case
  ● Space-saving, portable design
  ● 140 Joules protection
  ● Integrated LED indicator
  ● Protected AC input
  ● Easy to Install
  ● 1 year warranty

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  Applicable Equipment
  Suitable for most electrical appliances
  √ Wall-mounted air conditioner
  √ Electric water heater
  √ Electric oven
  √ Blender
  √ Electric heater

How to use 220 Volt Surge Protector:

Connection: Plug the 220V surge protector into the wall socket, and then plug your appliance into the socket of the protector.
Switch operation: Turn on the protector through the switch button, so that the socket starts to provide power and activates the protection function.
Check the indicator light: Confirm that the indicator light is normal to ensure that the protector is in normal working condition.

Note:
Check the indicator light status regularly to ensure that the protection function of the surge protector has not failed.
After events such as voltage surges or lightning strikes, check whether the protector needs to be replaced, as surge protectors have a certain service life.