Comparison Logicpower LP-X5 Premium 2m Black vs EnerGenie SPG5-C-5

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Main		Indication of work and grounding. Large total power of connected devices.
Product type	surge protector	surge protector
Specs
Cable length	2 m	1.5 m
Max. power	3500 W	3500 W
Max. load	16 А	16 А
Max. energy absorption	150 J	250 J
Wire section	1.5 mm²	1.5 mm²
Operation indicator
Power switch	general	general
Connection
Plug type	on camera flashes	on camera flashes
Grounded sockets (type F)	5	5
Protection	short circuit overload voltage surges (varistor) automatic fuse	short circuit overload voltage surges (varistor) automatic fuse
Design features
Safety socket cover
Socket plugs	angled	angled
Size	253x50x40 mm	330x56x45 mm
Weight	347 g	450 g
Color
Added to E-Catalog	october 2020	february 2015

Cable length

The length of the cable used to connect the surge protector to the network.

The longer the cable, the farther from the outlet you can install the device. On the other hand, a long cable can be inconvenient over short distances. Models on a coil are deprived of this drawback (see "Type"), this moment is compensated by the actual presence of the coil, but they differ in large dimensions and heavy weight. So when choosing, it is far from always worth chasing the maximum length of the wire.

Max. energy absorption

The maximum energy absorption provided by the mains filter, namely, the maximum pulse energy at which the device can safely absorb and dissipate it, completely protecting the connected load. The higher this indicator, the more reliable the filter, the more powerful power surges it can handle. In inexpensive models, the maximum absorption is calculated in tens of joules, in the most advanced models it can exceed 1000 J and even 2000 J.

Safety socket cover

The presence of protective shutters from children in the design of the surge protector.

Such curtains are shutters that cover the current-carrying parts of the outlet and restrict access to foreign objects (most often, curious children try to put such objects into the outlet — hence the name). The design of the dampers is most often such that they open only under the pressure of the plug, when two contacts press on the curtains at the same time.