CyberPower Medical Grade Power Protection Products have been designed to tolerate repeated cleaning in healthcare environments. The CyberPower Medical Grade Surge Protecetor and Medical Grade Power Strip are safe to clean with products containing the chemicals listed below in the concentration specified or less: APPROVED CLEANING CHEMICALS: Ethyl Alcohol 75% Isopropyl Alcohol / Isopropanol 75% Read More ›

Yes. Home theater components, desktops, laptops, USB chargers, phones and other equipment can be connected to our medical grade surge protector and power strip. They will provide electricity to non-medical equipment just as they would with connected medical equipment.

No. Our medical grade surge protector and power strip are designed and certified to meet UL 60601-1 requirements for use within patient care vicinities for non-critical care equipment. They have not been designed or certified for use with life support or other critical care equipment and should not be used for that purpose.

Shared amperage means multiple ports share the amperage available. Example: If multiple devices are charging at once, each device shares the charging power and can get up to 2.1 amps of the available power depending on the amount amperage available and number of devices that can be connected.

There is a photosensor that will turn on the night light once the room reaches a certain level of darkness. It will turn off once the light in the room comes back.

Yes. There is a switch that can be used to select the color of your choice by pressing the button once when the color comes up. You can turn the light off by pressing the button twice.

Yes. There is an on/off switch that can be used turn the light off.

Yes.

No, it’s designed for 125V.

This feature cuts power to connected equipment when the surge protector can no longer provide protection – keeping your electronics safe.

Not recommended.

CyberPower will repair or replace properly connected equipment, under certain terms and conditions, if it is damaged by a power surge.