Philips Theatre Director SPP4200WA/17 Beilage

Owner’s Manual & Warranty

Models SPP4200WA/17 / SPP4210WA/17 / SPP4220WA/17

Introduction

Thank you for choosing Philips model SPP4200 / SPP4210 / SPP4220 Theatre DirectorTM Advanced

Surge Protector. With Theatre Director, the home theater surge protector is moved o the oor

behind the A/V cabinet up to the shelf or rack that holds all of the other components. This provides

theultimateinconveniencewhenconnecting all of the components. Inadditiontotheconvenience,

Theatre Director is also technologically superior to standard surge protectors. With features such

as our proprietary s-OV Technology, V3TM Advanced Surge Protection and ClearConnect Power

Conditioning,Theatre Director truly takes home theater surge protection to a whole new level.

Please read and save this manual. It contains important information with regard to the proper

installation and maintenance of the surge protector system. Failure to follow all instructions and

warnings could result in damage to the surge protector or connected equipment and void the

warranty.

Should you have any questions regarding the use of this product, please contact our customer

service department at 800-852-4312.

Included Items

Model SPP4200 SPP4210 SPP4220

6ft. RG6 Coaxial Cable 1 1 1

6ft. RJ45 Network Cable n/a 1 1

6ft. RJ11 Modem/Phone Cable 1 1 1

Rack-mount Brackets 1 pair 1 pair 1 pair

Features

s-OV Technology

Philips’ s-OV (Smart Over-voltage) technology is a new, proprietary (patent pending) method of

surge protection that is designed to protect connected equipment from catastrophic over-voltage

events, such as lightning strikes, faulty wiring, etc.

Throughaseriesofrelays,whenanover-voltageeventoccurs,thepowertoallconnectedequipment

iscompletelydisconnectedpreventinganypossibledamage totheequipment. Whennormalpower

is restored, Theatre Director’s intelligent processor automatically resets itself for normal operation

and equipment protection.

In addition to disconnecting power to all connected equipment, s-OV technology also prevents

damaging voltage from passing through to the MOVs, which are there to protect your valuable

equipment from everyday transient surges and spikes.

V3TM Technology

For the more common everyday transient surges and spikes that are most commonly caused by

household appliances turning on and o, Theatre Director uses an advanced type of MOV (metal

oxide varistor). This new type of MOV provides greater capacity to absorb surges and spikes, as well

as better energy dissipation. The result is a more ecient, longer lasting surge protector.

Clear Connect Power Conditioning

The electrical current running through your home is lled with impurities referred to as

electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI), which are caused by

household appliances and electronics. If left alone, these impurities can show up in your home

theater system in the form of picture or sound distortion and degradation. Our Clear Connect power

conditioning technology puries the electrical current before it reaches your sensitive components.

This ltering process reduces EMI and RFI noise by up to 85 decibels (dB), among the highest level of

noise ltration available today, keeping your equipment safe, picture sharp and sound crisp.

Always-on AC Outlets

Each model of Theatre Director is equipped with two AC outlets that are always on – regardless

of the position of the main power switch. These outlets are useful for components that require a

constant source of power to maintain programmed settings, such as a VCR, DVR, TiVoTM, etc. While

these outlets are not controlled by the main power switch, they are still protected by s-OV and V3

technologies.

Switched AC Outlets

The remaining AC outlets (number varies by model) are powered on and o with the main power

switch on the front panel. All components connected to these outlets can be powered on and o at

the same time by simply pressing the main power switch on the front panel.

Coaxial Cable Protection

Depending on the model,Theatre Director includes either 2, 3 or 4 sets (see feature chart page 4) of

gold-plated coaxial cable protection. These connectors are useful protecting components that have

incoming coaxial cables connected to them, such as satellite dishes, cable boxes, antennas, etc.

RJ45 Networking Protection

Should your home theater system incorporate incoming RJ45 networking cables, such as a media

server or HDTV monitor with broadband web access, Theatre Director’s RJ45 protection will keep

the connected equipment safe from surges that can potentially enter through the incoming RJ45

network cable (not available on model SPP4200).

RJ11 Modem/Phone Line Protection

As with incoming coaxial or RJ45 networking lines, surges can also enter your system through

standard RJ11 phone lines. Some A/V components, such as digital satellite receivers, DVRs, TiVoTM,

etc., require connection to a phone line. Theatre Director will protect your equipment from surges

comingthroughthislinetoo. Inaddition,shouldyoursystemincorporatemorethanonecomponent

that requires a phone line connection, we included a 1-in / 2-out phone line splitter.

Grounding Lug

The grounding lug provides a common grounding point for components with separate ground

leads, such as turntables.

Resettable Circuit Breaker

To prevent Theatre Director from possible overload damage, we have included a resettable circuit

protector. The circuit breaker will only trip if the total current draw of all connected equipment

exceeds 15 amps. Should this occur, the unit is most likely overloaded. Please unplug at least one

component fromTheatre Director before resetting the circuit breaker.

Rack-mount Brackets

The included adjustable rack-mount brackets will allow you to mount Theatre Director into an A/V

rack system should you desire to do so. To adjust the depth of the front panel in the rack system,

simply align the rack-mount bracket holes on the side panels ofTheatre Director’s cabinet with the

corresponding holes on the brackets. Be sure to tighten the screws securely to prevent unexpected

movement.

8ft. Power Cord with Right-angle Plug and O-set Cord

The extra long 8ft. power cord allows you to place Theatre Director in the most convenient location

possible – right next to the components it has been designed to protect. This also allows the use of

shorter coaxial, RJ45 and RJ11 cables to connect your components, which reduces cluttered cables.

The right-angle plug allows you to place your home theater system cabinet closer to the wall than

standard surge protectors will allow.

The o-set cord allows you to plug Theatre Director into the top outlet of a two-outlet receptacle

without blocking the lower outlet.

Feature Chart

Model SPP4200 SPP4210 SPP4220

s-OVTechnology √ √ √

V3TM Technology √ √ √

ClearConnect Technology √ √ √

Always-on AC Outlets 2 2 2

Switched AC Outlets 6 8 10

Total AC Outlets 8 10 12

Coaxial Cable Protection 2 sets 3 sets 4 sets

RJ45 Network Protection n/a √ √

RJ11 Modem/Phone Protection √ √ √

Grounding Lug √ √ √

Resettable Circuit Breaker √ √ √

Front Panel Indicators

A series of intelligent LED indicators on the front panel ofTheatre Director keep you informed of the

power status at all times. The red light lets you know that the surge protection function is ready

in the event it is needed. The green light lets you know that your electrical system is wired and

grounded properly. The range of blue lights let you know what your current input voltage level is.

The main power switch, also located on the front panel, turns power on and o to all switched AC

outlets. This single switch can be used to conveniently power on and o all components plugged

into the switched outlets with the touch of one button.

Connecting Your Equipment

1. Place Theatre Director in the desired location of your home theater system. Attach the rack-

mount brackets, if desired, as described in the “Rack-mount Brackets”section of the Features

above.

2. Plug the A/V components – that do not require a constant power source – into the switched

AC outlets. These components can be powered on and o simultaneously with the main power

switch on the front panel ofTheatre Director.

3. Plug the A/V components that do require a constant power source (i.e., VCR, DVR, TiVoTM, etc.)

into the always-on AC outlets. Power to these components will not be controlled by the main

power switch on the front panel ofTheatre Director.

4. As needed, connect the incoming coaxial, RJ45 networking and RJ11 phone lines to the

corresponding IN jacks.

5. Connect additional coaxial, RJ45 networking and RJ11 phone line cables from the OUT jacks on

Theatre Director to the corresponding inputs on the A/V components.

6. Plug the main power cord into a standard 110V AC outlet.

7. Press the main power switch on the front panel – the switch will illuminate blue when power

is on.

8. Operate the home theater system per the instructions supplied with the components.

Specications

Model SPP4200 SPP4210 SPP4220

Maximum InputVoltage (VAC) 125

Nominal Input Frequency (Hz) 60

Maximum Output Power (Watts) 1875

Maximum Line Current (Amps) 15

AC Line ClampingVoltage 330

Energy Dissipation (Joules) 4320 5400 6480

EMI/RFI Noise Filtering (dB) 85

MaximumTransient Current (Amps; all lines) 288,000 360,000 432,000

Transient ResponseTime (nanoseconds) <1 <1 <1

Power Cord Length 8ft.

Coax ClampingVoltage 75

Coax Attenuation <1.0dB to 2.5 GHz

Phone (RJ11) ClampingVoltage 395

Network (RJ45) ClampingVoltage n/a 8

Unit Dimensions

(W x D x H; inches)

16.96 x 14.76

x 1.73 16.96 x 14.76 x 3.46

UnitWeight (pounds) 10.78 13.77 13.99

Product Warranty Period 5-years

Connected EquipmentWarranty $500,000 $750,000 $1,000,000

Specications subject to change without notice.

Warnings

TO PREVENTTHE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR FIRE:

• This product is designed for indoor use only.

• Do not use in wet or damp areas exposed to moisture.

• Not recommended for use with aquariums. High humidity environments can cause corrosion

and surface contamination, which may result in heat buildup and/or arcing between plug

blades.

• Device must be properly connected to a grounded three-prong receptacle.

• Do not daisy chain the unit with another extension cord or multiple outlet device.

• Do not remove cover. No user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualied

service personnel.

Limited Product Warranty

Philips warrants to the original purchaser (Customer) only that this Philips brand Theatre Director

AdvancedSurgeProtector (Product) shallbe freeof defects inmaterialsorworkmanshipfor aperiod

of 5 years from the purchase date. If the product proves to be defective during that period, Philips

will repair or replace it without charge for parts or labor. Repair or replacement will be Philips’only

responsibility and the consumer’s only remedy. IN NO EVENT SHALL PHILIPS BE RESPONSIBLE

FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES; EXCEPT FOR (AND ONLY FOR) the specic

limited agreement of Philips to provide certain warranty benets regarding connected

equipment listed in the “Connected Equipment Warranty” section. [Some states do not allow

the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above exclusion may not

apply to you.]

To make a product warranty claim:

1. Call the Philips customer service number (919-573-7863).

2. Give a full description of the problem.

3. You will be given a Return Authorization (RA) number – no returned product will be accepted

without an RA number.

4. Send the product, transportation prepaid, to Philips’address below.

This warranty gives you specic legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from

state to state.

Connected Equipment Warranty

The Customer’s exclusive remedy under any warranty, including this express Connected

Equipment Warranty or any applicable implied warranty, and Philips’ sole obligations, are as

follows for“Connected Equipment”: If, (a) the Product purchased and owned by the Customer

is defective in materials or workmanship under the Limited ProductWarranty, or any applicable

implied warranty; (b) the stated Limited Product Warranty requirements have been met; and

elects, as permitted by law) repair, replace or pay the Agreed Damage Amount (dened below)

for the item(s) of Customer’s electronic equipment (“Connected Equipment”) that is directly

and properly connected to the Product, if (and only if) the Connected Equipment is damaged

by (a) AC power line transients, spikes or surges on properly installed, grounded and code-

compliant 120 volt power lines in the United States or Canada; or (b) transients, surges or spikes

on standard telephone equipment lines or Base 10T Ethernet lines that are properly installed

and connected (a“Power Disturbance”); and (c) is directly plugged into and properly connected

to the Product in its original condition which is properly operated when a Power Disturbance

passes through the Product, and (a) exhausts the protection capacity of the Product; or (b)

damages the Product. This provision sets out the only liability or any character of Philips

for direct, indirect, special consequential, and/or incidental damages under our Limited

Product Warranty, applies only to Connected Equipment, and all such liability is limited to

the Agreed Damage Amount.

Philips will inspect and examine the Product and the item(s) of Connected Equipment (or the

Customer’swrittenstatementandrepaircostestimatesforthose item(s)). The Product must be

returned for inspection by the Customer. If the Product is not as warranted (under warranty

terms applicable to the Product), and the damage to Connected Equipment is covered by this

warranty, Philips will (in addition to warranty remedies for the Product itself), repair (or pay the

costs of repair) or replace the Connected Equipment; or, at the option of Philips as permitted by

law, pay to the Customer the Agreed Damage Amount for all items of the Customer’s Connected

Equipment.

Agreed Damage Amount

TheAgreedDamageAmount for allitemsof theCustomer’s ConnectedEquipmentshall bethe lesser

of the amount determined under clause (a) or (b) below, reduced by any amounts described in

clause (c) below.

a) The fair market value of the equipment shall be the current value of the equipment specied

in the most recent edition of Orion Blue Book (by Orion Research Corporation, Roger Rohrs

Publisher) or a valuation as determined by Philips in its reasonable discretion.

b) The following aggregate ceiling (maximum) amount for all Connected Equipment:

Model SPP4200: $500,000

Model SPP4210: $750,000

Model SPP4220: $1,000,000

c) The amount(s) of all payments the Customer received or is entitled to receive from its insurance

or from other sources or persons for the Connected Equipment or damage to such equipment so

that Philips’maximum liability shall be reduced to reect all such other payments or sources of

recovery.

If Philips replaces the Connected Equipment, or pays to the Customer the Agreed Damage Amount,

the Customer shall transfer such item(s) to Philips without warranty by the Customer, but free of

lien or any other interest.

LIMITATIONS: THESE WARRANTIES DO NOT COVER

The protection of the Limited Product Warranty and the Connected Equipment Warranty, or any

applicable implied warranty, does not apply to any product used for commercial, institutional or

industrial applications, any product that has had the battery replaced by the Customer, or to any

product that hasbeen damageddue to misuse, neglect,alteration,mishandling,accident,improper

installation or unauthorized repair.

These warranties do not cover damage to Connected Equipment or apply if the Product has been

operated in a failure mode, or not in compliance with the operating instructions; or if the Connected

Equipment has been operated in a failure mode or not operated in compliance with the instructions

and manuals of its manufacturer/vendor.

The Connected EquipmentWarranty covers only damage within the specic terms of this document

to Connected Equipment; and only to the ceiling amount as described in the “Agreed Damage

Amount”section of this document.

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