Power handling: 120V AC, 20A
Capacity: 6 power outlets
Connector type: 3 prong plug
Uses: Protection of AC powered electronics from power surges, voltage spikes, and interference control of common/differenntial mode signals

AC line protectors

Model M-476 uses a NEMA 5-20 plug with one prong horizontal.

Most modem electronic equipment devices are subject to interference from electromagnetic signals and noise entering via AC line power cords. DVD and Video recorders, television sets, consumer audio gear and many telecommunications products
are now being constructed with transformerless power supply technology, making each piece more sensitive than ever to line variations and interference. AC line filters offer an inexpensive alternative to the risk and unpleasantry of dealing
with many types of line problems. Morgan Systems line filters are a complete package of inductive isolation, overvoltage control, capacitive decoupling, and interference control of both common mode and differential mode signals across a
broad frequency spectrum range. Also useful for reducing noisy RFI from inverter generators when placed right at the output of the unit. Two models offer currents to 20 Amps and up to 6 plug-in outlets.

Filters are constructed in a tough, single piece heavy chassis measuring 4? square, and each includes 6 foot molded line cord, fuse (replaced if necessary from the outside), and stainless steel ground terminal. Models for 120VAC are
supplied with 3 or 6 outlets.

Design update in 2019 includes more durable outlets, increased filtering ability with up to 45dB of noise attenuation, and fast surge attack speeds with gas discharge devices.

All are designed for flat surface mounting and may be used with or without ground terminal connection. Performance improves if local ground connection can be made and if distance from filter body to ground is kept short.

Each unit is packed with a informative owner's manual and an extra fuse.

Mounting footprint is 5"x4", 2.625" tall.