Whether it's a structured wiring can, flat panel TV or cabinet - the WB-200-2 power conditioner provides premium surge protection and noise filtration to two outlets. And don't let its size fool you. It's outside is just as rugged as the protection it offers, with an 18 guage steel chassis and built-in wings for mounting. Once an installer, always an installer at heart. That's why our product team designed this WattBox 200-series power conditioner with a slim form factor and integrated mounting ears. You can slip it behind a flatscreen TV or tuck it away in the back of a cabinet. Looking for a structured wiring can surge solution? Got you covered! The mounting holes line up with the tracks in our structured wiring enclosures for a quick and easy install. Bulky power supplies, or wall warts, can be a real pain to deal with during the install. We've oriented the outlets to make them easier to plug in when installing against the wall, cabinet, or in a structured wiring can. Sensitive A/V equipment is negatively impacted by noisy appliances and other electronics that create interference on the AC line. All WattBox power conditioners feature noise filtration that cleans up this "dirty power" to deliver the purest A/V experience possible. By lowering the audio noise floor and reducing hum, you hear exactly what was intended. Video performance can see an improvement too - with reduced power-related artifacts on HD displays. Surges can come from a variety of sources - from fluctuations at the power company to catastrophic events such as lightning. This excess energy can damage your connected equipment if not properly protected. The Joule rating is a measure of a surge protector's ability to "clamp" this excess energy down to a safe level - the higher the rating, the more protection your equipment has. MOVs, or Metal Oxide Varistors, are surge protection components that dissipate excess energy in the form of heat. Under extreme conditions, lower quality MOVs can get so hot they catch on fire! WattBox power conditioners feature ceramic-encased MOVs to protect not only your system but your home as well. As an added precaution, in the event of a catastrophic spike, a thermal fuse completely disconnects AC power from your system to stop the surge in its tracks before it can get to your connected equipment. All three "legs" of the power (hot, neutral and ground) will disconnect for unsurpassed equipment protection.