RocketFish RF-HTS100 Quick Setup Manual

2-outlet Flat-panel Surge Protector
with Noise Filtering
RF-HTS100
QUICK SETUP GUIDE
Congratulations on your purchase of this Rocketfish Surge Protector
with coaxial cable protection and noise filtering.
Your surge protector:
• Provides surge protection for sensitive electronic devices
• Provides surge protection for a coaxial cable connection
• Incorporates noise filtering to provide "clean" power that will
maximize the performance of your equipment
Features
LED
indicator
Standard
outlets
• Compact design—Fits conveniently behind a wall-mounted
flat-panel TV.
• 43 dB EMI/RFI noise filtering—Ensures that your devices
receives only clean power for maximum product performance.
• 1,200 joules surge protection—Protects your devices from
damaging power surges and spikes.
• Coaxial cable surge protection—Protects your incoming coaxial
cable line from surges and spikes.
• LED indicator—Keeps you informed of the surge protection and
grounding status.
• Protected/Grounded—Lights when the surge protection feature
is working correctly and correct wiring is detected. If this LED
does not light when initially plugged in, your surge protector
has detected incorrect wiring. We recommend that you contact
a certified, licensed electrician to inspect your wiring. If this
light goes out, the surge protection feature has reached full
capacity and can no longer absorb additional surges and spikes.
We recommend replacing your surge protector.
Operating instructions
1 Plug your surge protector into a standard 120V AC outlet.
Note: Use the lower outlet if you want to use the upper outlet for
another power cord.
2 Plug one or two devices into your surge protector.
3 Connect the incoming coaxial cable source (i.e., the cable jack on
the wall or incoming satellite line) to the coaxial jack marked IN
on the surge protector.
4 Connect another coaxial cable to the cable OUT jack on your
surge protector and to the CABLE IN jack on the TV (when not
using a cable or satellite box) or to the CABLE IN jack on the cable
or satellite box.
Coaxial
cable ports