--- product_id: 1867505 title: "1-Outlet Home Series SurgeCube - Grounded Outlet Portable Wall Tap Adapter with Ground & Protected Light Indicators for Office, Charging Brick - White, ABS, 885 Joules" brand: "belkin" price: "€ 27.66" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 10 category: "Belkin" url: https://www.desertcart.com.cy/products/1867505-1-outlet-home-series-surgecube-grounded-outlet-portable-wall-tap store_origin: CY region: Cyprus --- # 885 Joules surge protection Compact & portable design Single grounded outlet, direct plug-in 1-Outlet Home Series SurgeCube - Grounded Outlet Portable Wall Tap Adapter with Ground & Protected Light Indicators for Office, Charging Brick - White, ABS, 885 Joules **Brand:** belkin **Price:** € 27.66 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > ⚡ Power up safely, anywhere you go — because your devices deserve the best! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** 1-Outlet Home Series SurgeCube - Grounded Outlet Portable Wall Tap Adapter with Ground & Protected Light Indicators for Office, Charging Brick - White, ABS, 885 Joules by belkin - **How much does it cost?** € 27.66 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.cy](https://www.desertcart.com.cy/products/1867505-1-outlet-home-series-surgecube-grounded-outlet-portable-wall-tap) ## Best For - belkin enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted belkin brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Grounded & Protected:** Built-in ground and indicator lights ensure safe, reliable charging every time. - • **Sleek & Travel-Ready:** Compact, wall-mountable design fits perfectly in your office or on-the-go without bulky cords. - • **Durable Everyday Armor:** Rugged ABS housing withstands daily wear, making it your trusted travel and home companion. - • **Peace of Mind Warranty:** Backed by Belkin’s 2-year limited warranty and $50,000 connected equipment guarantee. - • **Ultimate Surge Defense:** 885 Joules energy rating shields your devices from power spikes and lightning strikes. ## Overview The Belkin 1-Outlet Home Series SurgeCube offers 885 Joules of surge protection in a compact, portable wall-mount design. Perfect for professionals on the move, it safeguards your valuable electronics with grounded protection and indicator lights, backed by a 2-year warranty and $50,000 connected equipment coverage. Ideal for travel, office, or home use, it delivers reliable, space-saving defense against power surges and spikes. ## Description The Home Series offers 1-Socket Wall Mount direct plug-in surge protector for your general electronics, home appliances, and more. This single outlet model boasts 885 Joules, 45,000 Maximum Spike Amperage, and a lifetime $50,000 Connected Equipment Warranty. Main Features Manufacturer: Belkin Corporation. Manufacturer Part Number: F9H100-CW: NEMA 5-15 Receptacles: 1 x NEMA 5-15 Dataline Protection: Not Applicable Current: 45kA Maximum Surge Current. Review: You should use these for any device you own that's worth more than the SurgeCube itself - I exaggerate a little. Putting one of these in front of a fifteen dollar toaster would be kind of silly. But for modern appliances, A/V equipment, computers, and other expensive/sensitive equipment, it's a must for taming surges. My home insurer recently started a program, distributing "Ting" household electrical monitoring devices to insurance holders, for free. Ting just plugs into the wall, you configure it for your wifi, and leave it alone. It does highly sensitive diagnostics of your home's electrical system, continuously. It's revealed in our case that we get regular voltage surges up to 140 or so volts (we're in the US, with "120 volt" power, which normally does fluctuate throughout the day between about 110v and 130v). Our surges are clearly coming from the washer/dryer motors starting and stopping. Not quite sure what the specific 'trigger' is, as usually there's just one surge over the time period that multiple loads of wash and dry are running. Regardless, controlling surges helps devices last longer, reduces the risk of their failure, and protects against anomalous surges, as in when power comes back on after an outage, or other utility events (here in Northern California, we have "Public Safety Power Shutoffs" when weather conditions threaten to knock down powerlines, which can spark wildfires). I'm getting a whole-house surge suppressor installed next week - that'll be great protection from utility events. However, that won't protect devices inside the house from sending surges to _other_ devices in your house. At roughly ten bucks per, these are an excellent protective buffer. I have one on: 1. The clothes washer 2. The clothes dryer 3. The furnace's power (big motor for blower) 4. The dishwasher 5. The microwave 6. The audio and video stuff in the living room (in front of the UPS that also protects them) 7. My PC, which is homebuilt, full of high-end components - and it's also in front of the UPS for that If you do your typical online 'research', you will find countless claims that you should never plug an Uinterruptible Power Supply (UPS) into a surge suppressor. It's ridiculous how many people repeat this myth uncritically, and with no evidence to back it up. Lots and lots of posturing and claims that the UPS can go sideways in a power event, with the surge suppressor and the UPS's surge suppression "fighting each other". Utter nonsense. *ONE* UPS manufacturer advises against using surge suppressors: APC. Nobody else. They only present their opinion for it, rather than any actual data. That's where just about everybody gets the 'expertize' to inform everyone else never to use a surge suppressor in front of a UPS. UPS's typically have very, very minimal surge protection built into them, typically less than enough to handle even small surges. But more important is this: nearly all surge suppressors are *sacrificial*. Meaning that each and ever surge reduces the lifetime of the surge suppressor, until eventually it becomes non-functional, offering no protection. Does your UPS have any sort of indicator on it to advise when the surge suppressor is no longer functional? Highly unlikely, most just tell you expected battery life, and that's that. The IEEE, NFPA, NEMA, *all* suggest that surge suppression be deployed before a UPS ('before' meaning you plug the surge suppressor into the wall, and the UPS into the surge suppressor). Note that they suggest it, they don't require it. Surge suppression is required at the utility service equipment, but that's to protect entire neighborhoods and regions from having homes set fire by a huge surge from the utility. This surge suppressor is small, both in its physical size and in its protective capabilities. But the more surge suppressors installed throughout the house, the more the total surge suppression you'll get - surges go to every outlet in your home, they aren't particular - each surge supressor absorbs some of each surge, so there's a cumulative benefit to having multiple suppressors around the house. And with these, you will know when the device has finally given up its life to protect your stuff - and it's cheap to replace. It's a fantastic bargain. Another coffee-fueled review. Review: Nice work - I'm using this surge protector for my pc. It is working well and I haven't had any issues. I think it's really good for the price and keeping my computer safe. There is also a warranty. ## Features - The Belkin Difference: Pioneer in technology and innovation for over 35 years. - Surge Protector Single Power Outlet: The compact and portable size makes this ideal to bring during business trips, vacations, and travels to keep your phone, tablet, camera, and other devices protected. It has a complete three-line AC protection with surge suppressor for a safe charging station anywhere. - Portable Travel Wall Mount Outlet: The small and wall-mountable power bar converts any standard wall outlet into a surge-protected socket with no need for extra cords with its direct plug-in design. - Durable and Safe: Convenient and safe charging hub for your laptop, smartwatches, and more devices while on-the-go with a damage-resistant housing for long-term durability suitable for everyday. - Compact, Heavy Duty, and Space-Saving: Designed to consume minimal space, it plugs in directly to any standard wall socket and is perfect for personal use at home or anytime you need a surge protection without the bulk of a power strip. - Secure Safety Surge Protection: 885-Joule energy rating for a reliable surge protection you can use on-the-go and safely plug-in your phone or camera charger to charge up worry-free from overload, short circuit, power spikes, lightning strikes, or fluctuations. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00006BBAB | | Amperage | 15 Amps | | Best Sellers Rank | #3,877 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #42 in Surge Protectors | | Brand | Belkin | | Built-In Media | Belkin surge protector - external | | Color | White | | Compatible Devices | Hair Dryer, Set Top Box, Noise Maker, Freezer, Fax Machine, Modem, Iron, Tablet, Cellular Phone, Mixer Grinder, Microwave Oven, Gaming Console, Refrigerator, Smartwatch, Laptop, Projector, Radio, Air Conditioner, Television, Printer, Electric Fountain, Rice Cooker, Toaster, Lamp, DVD Player, MP3 Player, Home Theater, Light, E-Reader, Personal Computer, Smartphone, Router, Scanner, Speaker, Camera,… | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (9,366) | | Enclosure Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00722868394311 | | Item Type Name | Belkin SurgeMaster Home Series Surge Protector | | Item Weight | 0.2 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Belkin Inc. | | Maximum Current | 15 Amps | | Mfr Part Number | F9H100-CW | | Model Number | F9H100-CW | | Number of Outlets | 1 | | Number of Ports | 1 | | Other Special Features of the Product | Surge Protection | | Plug Type | Type B | | Power Plug Type | Type B - 3 pin (North American) | | Recommended Uses For Product | Apartment, Office | | Shape | Rectangle | | Surge Protection Rating | 885 Joules | | UPC | 132017941684 531479598083 638458728032 799472081098 722868394311 807320229803 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | | Voltage | 240 Volts | | Warranty Description | 2 year limited warranty | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Belkin - **Color:** White - **Special Feature:** Surge Protection - **Total Power Outlets:** 1 - **Voltage:** 240 Volts ## Images ![1-Outlet Home Series SurgeCube - Grounded Outlet Portable Wall Tap Adapter with Ground & Protected Light Indicators for Office, Charging Brick - White, ABS, 885 Joules - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41EuTtphE+L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Does This Filter Line Noise ???????** A: I tested it and it does not filter line noise. However, out of all the surge protectors I tested, this is the only one that did not make the line noise worse. **Q: Is this recommended for a treadmill? NordicTrack S25i** A: There is nothing that I can find with regard to the current draw of the NordicTrack S25i, but since it plugs into a standard 15A household receptacle, there is no reason why this would not work. Surge protectors are simple devices that insert VDRs (Voltage-Dependent Resistors) across the power lines. If the voltage exceeds certain limits, the VDR resistance instantly drops so that the voltage is removed before the surge can get to the equipment that it is protecting. Short answer: this should work on any device that can be safely plugged into a 15A receptacle. **Q: Does it have a reset button** A: No. The one I have has a protected light and a grounded light but no reset button. **Q: What type of plug does this unit plug into the wall with. Is it 3-prong or 2-prong. My house only has outlets for 2-pronged cords.** A: All surge protectors are designed for 3-prong outlets. Without the 3rd prong (ground) you do not have any protection against surges (lightning, brown-outs, etc). So it's useless to buy a surge protector until you change your outlets and put in 3-prong outlets throughout your house (as you should have). ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ You should use these for any device you own that's worth more than the SurgeCube itself *by B***S on February 5, 2021* I exaggerate a little. Putting one of these in front of a fifteen dollar toaster would be kind of silly. But for modern appliances, A/V equipment, computers, and other expensive/sensitive equipment, it's a must for taming surges. My home insurer recently started a program, distributing "Ting" household electrical monitoring devices to insurance holders, for free. Ting just plugs into the wall, you configure it for your wifi, and leave it alone. It does highly sensitive diagnostics of your home's electrical system, continuously. It's revealed in our case that we get regular voltage surges up to 140 or so volts (we're in the US, with "120 volt" power, which normally does fluctuate throughout the day between about 110v and 130v). Our surges are clearly coming from the washer/dryer motors starting and stopping. Not quite sure what the specific 'trigger' is, as usually there's just one surge over the time period that multiple loads of wash and dry are running. Regardless, controlling surges helps devices last longer, reduces the risk of their failure, and protects against anomalous surges, as in when power comes back on after an outage, or other utility events (here in Northern California, we have "Public Safety Power Shutoffs" when weather conditions threaten to knock down powerlines, which can spark wildfires). I'm getting a whole-house surge suppressor installed next week - that'll be great protection from utility events. However, that won't protect devices inside the house from sending surges to _other_ devices in your house. At roughly ten bucks per, these are an excellent protective buffer. I have one on: 1. The clothes washer 2. The clothes dryer 3. The furnace's power (big motor for blower) 4. The dishwasher 5. The microwave 6. The audio and video stuff in the living room (in front of the UPS that also protects them) 7. My PC, which is homebuilt, full of high-end components - and it's also in front of the UPS for that If you do your typical online 'research', you will find countless claims that you should never plug an Uinterruptible Power Supply (UPS) into a surge suppressor. It's ridiculous how many people repeat this myth uncritically, and with no evidence to back it up. Lots and lots of posturing and claims that the UPS can go sideways in a power event, with the surge suppressor and the UPS's surge suppression "fighting each other". Utter nonsense. *ONE* UPS manufacturer advises against using surge suppressors: APC. Nobody else. They only present their opinion for it, rather than any actual data. That's where just about everybody gets the 'expertize' to inform everyone else never to use a surge suppressor in front of a UPS. UPS's typically have very, very minimal surge protection built into them, typically less than enough to handle even small surges. But more important is this: nearly all surge suppressors are *sacrificial*. Meaning that each and ever surge reduces the lifetime of the surge suppressor, until eventually it becomes non-functional, offering no protection. Does your UPS have any sort of indicator on it to advise when the surge suppressor is no longer functional? Highly unlikely, most just tell you expected battery life, and that's that. The IEEE, NFPA, NEMA, *all* suggest that surge suppression be deployed before a UPS ('before' meaning you plug the surge suppressor into the wall, and the UPS into the surge suppressor). Note that they suggest it, they don't require it. Surge suppression is required at the utility service equipment, but that's to protect entire neighborhoods and regions from having homes set fire by a huge surge from the utility. This surge suppressor is small, both in its physical size and in its protective capabilities. But the more surge suppressors installed throughout the house, the more the total surge suppression you'll get - surges go to every outlet in your home, they aren't particular - each surge supressor absorbs some of each surge, so there's a cumulative benefit to having multiple suppressors around the house. And with these, you will know when the device has finally given up its life to protect your stuff - and it's cheap to replace. It's a fantastic bargain. Another coffee-fueled review. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice work *by D***N on June 15, 2025* I'm using this surge protector for my pc. It is working well and I haven't had any issues. I think it's really good for the price and keeping my computer safe. There is also a warranty. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good basic defense for power surges *by "***" on July 25, 2021* We recently sustained a lighting strike nearby and a surge entered our AC power and wacked a few things. The surge protector on a board in the range blew (so did the $300 board), a surge protected outlet strip was blown. On inspection, the MOVs (the surge protecting electronic device) in these were burned out. The devices on the surge protected power strips survived. I decided up my game and install these SPDs on every 120V device that was plugged in. First though, I took one apart to see if it was junk or actually worth the effort and $$$. I have had good luck with Belkin products in the past... These have 3 MOVs in them: hot to ground, neutral to ground, hot to neutral. The MOVs are 22mm size, which is generous for something at this price point. Most important though is the thermal fusing device. When the surge begins to happen, the MOV begins to conduct current. If the surge is large enough, the MOV shorts out, the current through the thermal fuse heats it up and the fuse opens, disconnecting the AC from the device that is plugged into this surge protector. This is a great design. What I really like is the fiberglass pockets that the MOVs are wrapped in. When MOVs blow, they spray hot metal and these pockets will prevent that metal from blasting all over the interior of the case. Bravo to Belkin on this! This device also has 2 indicator lights, one for the AC out being live, and another for "grounded". If a surge occurs and the "protected" LED goes out, this means the MOV device is probably damaged and the whole plug device should be discarded. 1 in 5 of these that I bought had a faulty "grounded" circuit, the "grounded" LED was out. The MOVs were good, but the circuit that runs the "grounded" LED was not working. Note that this "grounded" LED does not indicate if the ground connection from the wall plug through this device is good. The ground prong on the input side of this device connects directly to the tang that forms the ground socket on this devices receptacle, the ground is not interrupted. Its just bad quality control. In summary, I think these are a good defense against all but the worst surge coming through the AC line. All the devices that have electronics in them in my house are now plugged into one of these. ## Frequently Bought Together - Belkin 1-Outlet SurgeCube Portable Wall Tap with Ground & Protected Light Indicators - For Home, Office, Travel - Belkin 6-Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip, ETL-listed, Wall-Mountable w/ 6 AC Outlets, Overvoltage Protection, LED Indicator, USB-C & USB-A Ports w/ USB-C PD Fast Charge - 1,680 Joules of Protection - Belkin 12-Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip w/ 12 AC Outlets & 8ft Flat Plug, UL-listed Heavy-Duty Extension Cord for Home, Office, Travel, Computer, Laptop, Charger - 3,940 Joules of Protection --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.com.cy/products/1867505-1-outlet-home-series-surgecube-grounded-outlet-portable-wall-tap](https://www.desertcart.com.cy/products/1867505-1-outlet-home-series-surgecube-grounded-outlet-portable-wall-tap) --- *Product available on Desertcart Cyprus* *Store origin: CY* *Last updated: 2026-04-24*