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SOURCE Huntkey Enterprise Group
SHENZHEN, China, March 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Huntkey Enterprise Group, a global professional power supply provider, has delivered its new SAC Series of Power Strips with two USBs for Australia and New Zealand, in order to allow you to charge two 5V electronic devices together while powering your other electric equipments.
The Huntkey SAC Series of power strips is composed of 3 models – SAC404, SAC604 and SAC804, where the first digit stands for the number of sockets. All of the three models feature two 5V2.1A USBs (10W total), allowing you to charge two 5V electronic devices at the same time.
The whole series are equipped with different levels of surge protection – 210 to 660 Joules, 2-lines / 3-lines surge protection, and the maximum spike current ranges from 6,500 to 19,500 AMPS. The maximum power is 2400Watt. An overload protection is included so that the power strip will automatically turn off if overloaded for maximum safety. Huntkey provides a 3-year warranty with insurance up to USD1,000,000 for your maximum interest. A double break switch is also used for your safety.
The Huntkey SAC Series of power strips adopts a one-piece copper bar structural design in order to avoid the defect resulted from the process of welding. A wider-space interval between sockets is included for your convenience, in case a big plug can not fit in the socket with normal interval.
SAC804:
- Surge protection (L-N, L-PE, N-PE), 660 Joules
- Maximum spike current 19,500 AMPS
- Overload protection
- With 2 USB ports for charging (Output: 5V, 2100mA)
- 8 outlets Australia sockets
- Power cord: 2.0M
- MAX2400W-MAX10A, 240V
- Complies with: AS/NZS3015 2007 AS/NZS3112
(Image: http://www.huntkeydiy.com/UserFiles/uploadfiles/images/20130308111156343.jpg)
SAC604:
- Surge protection (L-N, L-PE, N-PE), 375 Joules
- Maximum spike current 13,500 AMPS
- Overload protection
- With 2 USB ports for charging (Output: 5V, 2100mA)
- 6 outlets Australia sockets
- Power cord: 2.0M
- MAX2400W-MAX10A, 240V
- Complies with: AS/NZS3015 2007 AS/NZS3112
(Image: http://www.huntkeydiy.com/UserFiles/uploadfiles/images/20130308111245171.jpg)
SAC404:
- Surge protection (L-N), 210 Joules
- Maximum spike current 6,500 AMPS
- Overload protection
- With 2 USB ports for charging (Output: 5V, 2100mA)
- 4 outlets Australia sockets
- Power cord: 1.8M
- MAX2400W-MAX10A, 240V
- Complies with: AS/NZS3015 2007 AS/NZS3112
(Image: http://www.huntkeydiy.com/UserFiles/uploadfiles/images/20130308111327359.jpg)
The Huntkey SAC Series of power strips are available now in Harvey Norman and other stores in Australia and New Zealand through Huntkey local partner Anyware Corporation.
For more information about Huntkey SAC Series of power strips, please visit http://www.huntkeydiy.com/en/product/product_list-212--1.html.
About Huntkey
Huntkey Enterprise Group, founded in 1992, is a professional provider that specializes in the development, design, manufacturing and marketing of power supplies. Huntkey's products include power supplies (1W~250KW), power systems, computer cases, universal notebook adapters, power banks, chargers, power supply converters, power strips, LED lights, etc. The industrial parks of Huntkey in Shenzhen, Heyuan and Hefei, which cover a total area of over 750,000 square meters, are now the largest IT manufacturing base in mainland China. Huntkey, with over 8,000 employees, has set up its branch companies in Hong Kong and Japan. Its clients are found all over the world in more than 50 countries and regions, including Lenovo, Dell, Best Buy, Exper, Vestel, Positivo, Durama, Unicoba, DSG, HCL, Carrefour, FPT, Siragon, Olidata, etc.
For more information about Huntkey, please visit http://www.huntkeydiy.com.
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