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The documented example exhibited stiffness due to accumulated dirt and age-related contamination. Following cleaning, all outlet covers operated normally.
The documented example exhibited stiffness due to accumulated dirt and age-related contamination. Following cleaning, all outlet covers operated normally.
The telephone-line protection section utilizes RJ11-style modular connectors. The documented example appears to employ only the center conductor positions, consistent with two-conductor telephone-line applications.


== Features ==
== Features ==


* Seven grounded outlets
* Seven grounded AC outlets
* Sliding outlet covers on all seven outlets
* Sliding outlet covers on all seven outlets
* Protected-status indicator
* Protected-status indicator
* Grounded-status indicator
* Grounded-status indicator
* Illuminated power switch
* Non-illuminated rocker power switch
* Telephone-line surge protection
* Telephone-line surge protection
* Cable-management bracket
* Cable-management bracket
* Attached power cord
* Attached six-foot power cord
 
 
== Specifications ==
* Model: F9H710-06
* Outlets: 7
* Cord Length: Approximately 6 ft
* Length: Approximately 14.25 in (36.2 cm)
* Width:
** Approximately 3.125 in (7.9 cm) at the control section
** Approximately 2.25 in (5.7 cm) at the outlet section
* Height: Approximately 1.75 in (4.4 cm)
 


== Construction Notes ==
== Construction Notes ==
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File:surge-Belkin-SurgeMaster-F9H710-06-side_02.jpg|Left-side profile view.
File:surge-Belkin-SurgeMaster-F9H710-06-side_02.jpg|Left-side profile view.
File:surge-Belkin-SurgeMaster-F9H710-06-end_01.jpg|Power-cord entry and control section.
File:surge-Belkin-SurgeMaster-F9H710-06-end_01.jpg|Power-cord entry and control section.
File:surge-Belkin-SurgeMaster-F9H710-06-outletsclose_01.jpg|Sliding outlet covers in the closed position.
File:surge-Belkin-SurgeMaster-F9H710-06-outletsclose_02.jpg|Outlet cover opened to expose the receptacle.
File:surge-Belkin-SurgeMaster-F9H710-06-end_phoneprotection_01.jpg|Telephone-line protection ports and cable-management bracket.
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Revision as of 14:03, 15 September 2026

Belkin SurgeMaster F9H710-06

Overview

The Belkin SurgeMaster F9H710-06 is a seven-outlet surge protector featuring telephone-line protection, surge suppression, and an attached six-foot power cord.

The model was marketed as part of Belkin's SurgeMaster product family and was intended for protecting computers, peripherals, telecommunications equipment, and other consumer electronics from power surges.

Physical Description

The F9H710-06 incorporates sliding covers over all seven outlets. These covers may be positioned to expose or conceal the outlet openings when not in use, helping to reduce the accumulation of dust and debris.

The documented example exhibited stiffness due to accumulated dirt and age-related contamination. Following cleaning, all outlet covers operated normally.

The telephone-line protection section utilizes RJ11-style modular connectors. The documented example appears to employ only the center conductor positions, consistent with two-conductor telephone-line applications.

Features

  • Seven grounded AC outlets
  • Sliding outlet covers on all seven outlets
  • Protected-status indicator
  • Grounded-status indicator
  • Non-illuminated rocker power switch
  • Telephone-line surge protection
  • Cable-management bracket
  • Attached six-foot power cord


Specifications

  • Model: F9H710-06
  • Outlets: 7
  • Cord Length: Approximately 6 ft
  • Length: Approximately 14.25 in (36.2 cm)
  • Width:
    • Approximately 3.125 in (7.9 cm) at the control section
    • Approximately 2.25 in (5.7 cm) at the outlet section
  • Height: Approximately 1.75 in (4.4 cm)


Construction Notes

No disassembly was attempted.

The enclosure appears to be assembled using internal plastic retention clips rather than externally accessible screws. Opening the housing would likely require prying apart the enclosure along the seam, potentially damaging the case or visible exterior surfaces.

To preserve the condition of the documented example, the unit was not disassembled.

Service History

The documented example remained in active service until 2026, when it was replaced by an Amazon Basics 270103-B surge protector.

Documented example in service prior to retirement.

At the time of removal from service, both the Protected and Grounded indicators remained illuminated, suggesting that surge protection and grounding status were still present.