Lexmark LEX-SPD0001 Surge Protective Device 120V computer accessory
Protects Lexmark laser printers and multifunction machines from power surges at 120V
- Protects Lexmark laser printers from power surges
- Designed for 120 V electrical environments
- Genuine Lexmark accessory ensures compatibility
- Optimises productivity by preventing downtime
- Worldwide model fits multiple regions
Purpose-built protection for Lexmark laser printers
The Lexmark LEX-SPD0001 is a surge protective device rated for 120 V mains supplies. It is designed to safeguard compatible Lexmark laser printers and multifunction machines from transient voltage spikes.
Genuine accessory integration
Supplied as an original Lexmark accessory, it fits directly into supported printer models without adapters or third-party brackets. Using the manufacturer-specified protector maintains the intended electrical coordination for the printer's power-entry module.
Voltage rating determines suitability
The single decisive specification is the 120 V rating; the unit is only appropriate for installations fed from a 120 V supply. Buyers whose sites operate on other mains voltages cannot use this device.
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- Price $32.99
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Specifications
| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.47 kg |
| Package size | 241 × 135 × 61 mm |
Questions about this item
Will the Lexmark LEX-SPD0001 surge protector need its internal components replaced after a certain number of surges?
The device absorbs surges to protect connected Lexmark laser printers and MFPs; after a large event it should be inspected and replaced if the indicator shows it has sacrificed itself.
What is the first limit reached when the Lexmark LEX-SPD0001 runs continuously on a 120 V supply?
Its 120 V rating is the primary operating limit; sustained voltage above that level will cause the protective circuit to clamp or disconnect.
Does the Lexmark LEX-SPD0001 generate noticeable heat or noise when powering a printer all day?
The surge protective device operates passively and adds no fan noise or measurable heat during normal daily use.
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