AudioQuest PowerQuest TV3

Most standard surge protectors use components that degrade every time they absorb a surge, eventually failing completely. The PowerQuest TV3 uses a non-sacrificial design, meaning it can withstand repeated power spikes without needing to be replaced.

You should plug your subwoofer or amplifier into the single high-current outlet. This specific outlet is designed to handle the power demands of high-draw equipment without restricting current, while the other two outlets are optimized for source components like streaming devices or cable boxes.

Yes, it can. By using linear noise dissipation technology, the TV3 filters out radio frequency and induced noise from your power lines, which often manifests as subtle video artifacts or audio interference. Cleaning up that power can result in a sharper image and a lower noise floor for your audio.

It is designed specifically for that purpose. With a slim profile of just 1.81 inches in depth and a wall-mountable chassis, it fits discreetly behind most flat-panel displays for a clean, clutter-free installation.

The PowerQuest TV3 features an extreme voltage shutdown circuit. If the unit detects dangerous voltage levels that could damage your connected equipment, it will automatically cut power to the outlets to ensure your gear remains safe.