Rotel Power Conditioner RLC-1080 and RLC-1040

Apr 27 2006, 2:20am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

If your home theater component tower is not tall enough yet consider adding a Power Conditioner like the new ones from Rotel.

The Rotel RLC-1080 (photo) and RLC-1040 provide system protection against spikes, brownouts, over voltages, and RFI noise. In addition, the RLC-1080 can serve as a continuous backup power supply with the addition of extra battery modules.

The protection technology has been developed with APC. The Rotel RLC-1080 sells for $1,599 and the RLC-1040 sells for $499.
More details on Rotel site.

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