Honeywell Surge Protectors Between ₹1,500 and ₹2,000
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Honeywell 6 Out Surge Protector
₹1,600- Built-in 6-line surge protection with LED light
- Maximum Spike Current: 6500 amps and features a 210 joule energy rating
- With child protection and integral copper bar
- Automatic overload protection with reliable single break safety switch
- Delivers power through a 2 -metre
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Honeywell 5 Out Surge Protector
₹1,700- Surge protection of 210 joules/6500 amps
- Built-in 5-line surge protection with LED light
- 2 USB with output 2.4 amps
- Automatic overload protection with reliable single break safety switch
- Heavy-duty power cord
- Flame retardant material
- Detects your devices automatically and deliver the fastest possible charge speed
Honeywell Platinum 4 Port Surge Protector
₹1,568- Fireproof MOV
- Surge protection of 306 joules/12000 amps
- Piano glossy white finish
- Built-in 4-line surge protection with LED light
- Maximum Spike Voltage: 6KV
- Response Time: < 1 nano second
- Protected and ground indicator
- 10 amp resettable circuit breaker
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