Panamax MD2 Plug-in Surge Protector 2-outlet Av

Product Description

The PANAMAX MD2 is a two-outlet plug-in surge protector designed to safeguard audio-visual and low-voltage electronics from voltage spikes and transient surges. It connects directly to a standard AC wall outlet without requiring a power strip or rack mount, making it a compact solution for protecting sensitive AV equipment at the point of use. Electricians and AV integrators install this device when wall-outlet-level surge protection is needed for receivers, displays, streaming devices, and similar electronics in residential or light commercial environments.

The MD2 is suited for residential and light commercial AV installations where two protected AC outlets are sufficient. It is a practical choice for single-component setups or locations where a full power conditioner or multi-outlet strip is not required. AV technicians and low-voltage installers commonly deploy this device behind wall-mounted displays, in media closets, or at discrete equipment locations to keep the installation clean and code-compliant.

Key Features

• Two-outlet plug-in form factor for direct wall connection with no additional hardware
• Surge protection for AC power lines serving audio-visual and electronic loads
• Compact design suited for behind-display and media-closet installations
• Sold individually as a single unit (EA, Qty 1)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style plug-in surge protector for standard AC wall outlets serving residential and light commercial AV power protection applications.

Installation Notes

Installation of the MD2 does not require a licensed electrician, but low-voltage and AV integrators should verify that the destination outlet is properly grounded before connecting the device, as surge protection effectiveness depends on a valid ground path. Power down connected equipment before plugging or unplugging the unit. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for low-voltage and AV equipment installations when integrating this device into a permanent AV system.