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Energizer 4-Socket Surge Protection Powerboard
HT-PBAU04A-S
$25
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Product Overview
Key Features
- Overload Protection
- Surge Protection (175J)
- 4-socket rotated dust protection
- Voltage/Current: 10A. 240V, Max: 2400W
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- Energizer
- Model Number:
- HT-PBAU04A-S
- Protection:
- Surge Protection
- Type:
- Power Board
Power & Charging
- Outlet Ports:
- 4 Power Outputs
Safety
- Switches:
- Master
General Information
- Colour:
- White
Power & Charging
- Outlet Ports:
- 4 Power Outputs
General Information
- Colour:
- White
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 260
- Box Width (mm):
- 55
- Box Depth (mm):
- 75
- Box Weight (kg):
- 1
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At a glance
The Energizer 4-Socket Surge Protection Powerboard is a practical solution for anyone needing to power and protect several devices at once. With four outlets and integrated surge protection, it’s well-suited for home offices, living rooms, or student spaces. Its compact design makes it easy to move around, though it lacks advanced features like USB charging found in premium models.
What it’s great for
- Device Charging
- Basic Home Office Setups
- Small Appliance Protection
- Everyday Electronics
Where it works best
- Home Office
- Living Room
- Bedroom
- Student Accommodation
Who it’s for
- Students
- Home Users
- Renters
- Small Office Workers
Things to consider
Does not include USB charging ports or smart features found in some higher-end powerboards.
Home office suitability
Well-suited for basic home office setups requiring power for computers, monitors, and peripherals.
Surge protection score
7/10 - Provides standard surge protection for everyday electronics but lacks advanced filtering.
Portability rating
8/10 - Lightweight and compact, making it easy to move between rooms.
Multi-device compatibility
Compatible with most Australian plugs and small appliances.
Durability vs category average
Comparable to most value-tier powerboards; suitable for regular home use.
Key benefits
- 4 Outlets: Power up to four devices simultaneously from a single wall socket.
- Surge Protection: Shields connected devices from power surges and voltage spikes.
- Compact Design: Easy to fit behind furniture or in tight spaces.
- Lightweight Build: Simple to relocate as needed around the home or office.
- Simple Setup: Plug-and-play operation for quick use.
- Universal Socket Spacing: Accommodates most standard plugs without crowding.
- Affordable Protection: Cost-effective way to add surge protection to multiple devices.
- Non-Slip Base: Helps keep the powerboard stable on smooth surfaces.
Q: What does surge protection on this Energizer 4-socket powerboard actually do?
A: It helps reduce damage from short voltage spikes, such as those caused by storms or appliances switching on and off. It is designed to protect connected electronics, but it is not a substitute for a UPS or whole-home lightning protection.
Q: Is this 4-socket surge powerboard suitable for heaters, kettles or other high-draw appliances?
A: No. A surge-protected powerboard like this is better suited to electronics such as TVs, computers, modems and chargers. High-draw or heat-producing appliances can overload a board, so check the wattage on the appliance and the board before use.
Q: Is a 4-socket powerboard enough for a home office or TV setup?
A: Yes, for a small setup. Four sockets usually suits combinations like a TV, soundbar, game console and modem, or a monitor, desktop PC and charger, but a larger board is the better pick if more devices need power at once.
Q: Does the surge protection in this powerboard last indefinitely?
A: No. Surge protection components wear down as they absorb spikes, so protection reduces over time rather than lasting forever. If the board has taken a major surge event or is several years old, replacement is the safer option for electronics.