TV Guard – Reliable Protection for Your Television and Electronics

In many households and offices, voltage fluctuations are a common issue that can severely damage sensitive electronic equipment. The TV Guard is a smart, easy-to-use voltage protection device specifically designed to safeguard your television and similar appliances from unexpected power surges, voltage drops, and electrical spikes.

This compact device automatically monitors the incoming voltage and cuts off power to your TV if it detects an unsafe level. Once the voltage stabilizes, it waits a few seconds—thanks to its built-in delay feature—before safely restoring power. This delay is crucial as it prevents sudden power returns from damaging your TV’s internal components.

Equipped with LED indicators, it clearly displays its operational status, allowing users to know whether their device is protected, waiting for reconnection, or experiencing abnormal voltage levels. Installation is straightforward—simply plug the TV Guard into your wall socket and connect your television or entertainment system to it.

The TV Guard supports devices up to 6 amps, making it perfect not only for TVs but also for other sensitive electronics such as gaming consoles, home theaters, and LCD/LED monitors. Its compact design ensures it doesn’t clutter your space and blends well with any home or office setup.

Whether you live in an area with unstable electricity or want peace of mind during power outages and surges. The TV Guard is a small investment that offers long-term protection. By preventing costly repairs or replacements, it ensures your devices last longer and perform reliably.

Choose the TV Guard and keep your home entertainment safe—automatically, effortlessly, and affordably.

Protects against high voltage, brown-outs, and voltage dips. These conditions are extremely harmful to electrical and electronic equipment. By disconnecting power it is bad, TV/DVD guard safeguards short-term and long-term damage to ensure higher efficiency from your appliances. 30 seconds start-up delay is built-in to ensure the stability of the power supply