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Electronics Pete : The Joule rating is a misleading rating for co. Electronics Pete : comparing surge protectors. Electronics Pete : The Joule rating is the amount of energy it can absorb in the event of a power spike. Electronics Pete : It will either absorb or redirect the excess power from the power spike. Electronics Pete : Most power surge protectors have a Joule rating of 1000 or more. Electronics Pete : Both the protectors you have quoted are fine for your TV set. Electronics Pete : The electricity passes through the surge protector to all of the devices that are plugged into it.
Surge Protector Ratings. On a listed surge protector, you should find a couple of ratings. Look for: 1  Clamping voltage-This tells you what voltage will cause the MOVs to conduct electricity to the ground line. 2  A lower clamping voltage indicates better protection. 3  There are three levels of protection in the UL rating -- 330 V, 400 V and 500 V. Generally, a clamping voltage more than 400 V is too high.