AudioQuest Niagara 3000

The two high-current outlets are designed for power-hungry components like amplifiers, providing a reservoir of current for demanding transients. The five linear-filtered outlets are optimized for source components like DACs, streamers, and preamplifiers to ensure clean, noise-free power delivery.

The unit comes with an AudioQuest Monsoon high-current power cable, which is specifically engineered to handle the current demands of the Niagara 3000. While you can use other cables, the included Monsoon cable is optimized for the unit's performance.

Unlike standard surge protectors that use components which degrade or fail after a single large surge, the Niagara 3000 uses a non-sacrificial design. It can withstand multiple surges up to 6000V or 3000A without sustaining damage or requiring replacement.

The over-voltage shutdown is calibrated to trigger only when incoming AC voltage exceeds optimal levels by approximately 17%. It is designed to protect your gear from extreme spikes and will automatically reset once the voltage returns to a safe operating range.

No, the system works with standard grounded AC outlets. It is designed to reduce ground-borne noise internally within the unit, providing a quieter noise floor for your audio system without requiring modifications to your home's electrical wiring.

Yes, the Niagara 3000 is built to handle high-current demands. However, if you are using extremely large amplifiers, ensure their total current draw does not exceed the 15-amp capacity of the unit.