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Brother MK-SURGEP Telephone Power Surge Protector
Original price was: KSh 3,500.00.KSh 2,800.00Current price is: KSh 2,800.00. ex VAT
Brother MK-SURGEP Telephone Power Surge Protector
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| SKU | MK-SURGEP |
| Type | Surge protector |
| Protected Lines | Telephone and mains power |
| Application | Office devices |
| Brand | Brother |
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Description
Brother MK-SURGEP Surge Protector for Phone and Power
Guard fax machines, multifunction devices, and modems with the Brother surge protector for telephone lines and mains power. This MK-SURGEP unit clamps voltage spikes before they reach sensitive printer and communication circuits. Install it where storms, grid switching, or building wiring issues threaten connected equipment. One module covers both the AC path and the phone line interface.
Lightning and utility transients can damage power boards and line cards in a single event. A dedicated protector adds a low-cost barrier compared with full device replacement. Brother specifies this accessory for environments that run telephony alongside printing. Follow local electrical codes when you mount and ground the unit.
Key Features
- Combined protection for mains power and telephone line
- Helps shield Brother devices from surge damage
- Compact accessory for desk and back-office installs
- Supports fax, phone, and multifunction connections
- OEM Brother part reference MK-SURGEP
- Reduces downtime from transient voltage events
- Simple inline installation with labeled ports
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part Number | MK-SURGEP |
| Product Type | Surge protector |
| Protected Lines | Telephone and AC mains |
| Application | Office communication and print devices |
| Brand | Brother |
| Installation | Inline between wall outlet and device |
| Category | Printer and phone accessories |
| Use Case | Surge and spike mitigation |
What’s in the Box
- Brother MK-SURGEP surge protector unit
- Product documentation on packaging
- Marked ports for power and phone connections
Why Choose This Surge Protector
Repairing a fried logic board costs more than preventing the strike. This protector addresses two common entry points for damaging energy. Teams in regions with unstable power should deploy units on every critical line. Brother lists MK-SURGEP as a matched accessory for supported setups.
Inspect the protector after major storms and replace it if indicators show exhaustion. Combine surge protection with proper grounding at the wall outlet. Label cables so staff reconnect phone and power to the correct jacks. Document install dates for facility maintenance logs.
Protectors do not replace UPS backup for long outages. They specifically target fast spikes that slip past basic power strips. Add one wherever a Brother fax or MFP shares a phone line. Peace of mind comes from knowing both paths are guarded.
Mount the MK-SURGEP where staff can see indicator lights during walk-through checks. Replace units after major surge events even if devices still power on. Document serial numbers in your facility risk register. Dual-line protection costs less than one emergency logic board replacement.




Betty Aoko (verified owner) –
Fits desk setup for laptop and printer. Indicator light is handy. Cable length is okay for Nairobi flats.
Francis Mwangi (verified owner) –
Surge protector saved my router and phone charger during last week’s storm. Solid sockets.
Eric Kiplagat (verified owner) –
Small cyber uses these MK-SURGEP units on every customer bench. Kenya Power fluctuations are real — we lost a modem batch before adding proper protection. This Brother-branded strip has individual switches and enough spacing for chunky adapters. After three months none have tripped falsely. Cheap insurance for phones and PSUs.