Protects all connected equipment including HomePlug® data networks connected via existing AC wiring.

One dedicated and protected HomePlug® compatible AC receptable – it’s as simple as plugging in HomePlug® enabled equipment. 

Five EMI filtered receptacles prevent unwanted electrical noises from being introduced into the circuit by peripheral devices. These noises have been proven to degrade signal transmission quality and speed. 

The TII HNP6-X-T-S consists of two basic protection circuits:
- 120VAC, Single Phase, 50/60 Hz 15 Amp Power Line Protection
- Balanced Solid-State Telephone Service Protection 
- Impedance matched CATV Protection
- Impedance Matched Satellite Protection

The AC power protection section is a self restoring power line surge suppressor incorporating gas discharge tube and solid-state surge suppression elements. 

The surge absorbing capability of TII HNP6-X-T-S exceeds maximum recommended surge levels by IEEE. 

All six AC receptacles are spaced to allow for ancillary device transformers. 

When plugged into an AC receptacle, the AC protection circuit monitors the integrity of the protection in addition to indicating the presence of a ground.

The telephone line protection circuit is a proprietary self-restoring, solid-state surge suppressor incorporating critical fusing elements in the event of power cross conditions.

Offered with one CATV protection circuit (two “F” type connectors). The CATV cable is protected by a TII solid state circuit optimized for 75 ohm impedance matching with superior signal transmission characteristics.

Offered with two individual satellite protection circuits (four “F” type connectors). The satellite cable is protected by a proprietary TII solid state microstrip circuit optimized for 75 ohm impedance matching with superior signal transmission characteristics for Satellite DBS systems.

Protection Available: Green lamp “on” indicates protection circuit is operational.

Ground Present: Green lamp “on” indicates there is a connection to the AC ground.

Ground Not Present: Red lamp “on” indicates that the unit did not detect the presence of an AC ground. The surge protection capability of the TII HNP6 has been compromised.

Common grounding serves as a ground potential equalizer eliminating any ground loop currents that may damage the connected equipment.