ONEAC CP1107 006-213 AC Line Conditioner 750VA 120V 6.25A 60Hz 4-Outlet

ONEAC CP1107 006-213 AC Line Conditioner 750VA 120V 6.25A 60Hz 4-Outlet

The ONEAC CP1107 is a desktop AC line conditioner rated at 750VA, designed to protect sensitive electronic equipment from power line noise, voltage fluctuations, and transient disturbances on a standard 120V single-phase circuit. It accepts up to 6.7A on input and delivers up to 6.25A of conditioned output across four AC outlets. The unit is built by ONEAC Corporation of Libertyville, IL, and carries a UL listing. It is a passive, transformer-based conditioner housed in a beige steel enclosure with ventilation slots and a front-panel ON/OFF rocker switch.

Specifications & What's Included

• Model: CP1107
• Part Number (P/N): 006-213
• Input Voltage: 120V AC
• Input Current: 6.7 A
• Output Voltage: 120V AC
• Max. Total Output Current: 6.25 A
• Power Rating: 750 VA
• Frequency: 60 Hz
• Phase: Single Phase
• Outlets: 4 × NEMA 5-15R rear-panel AC outlets
• Controls: Front-panel ON/OFF rocker switch
• Form Factor: Desktop (benchtop)
• Enclosure: Steel with ventilation slots; includes mounting feet/flanges
• Input Connection: Hardwired NEMA 5-15P power cord
• Ground Lug: Present on rear panel
• Listing: UL Listed
• Manufacturer: ONEAC Corporation, Libertyville, IL 60048
• Country of Manufacture: USA
• Included: Unit only — no manual or accessories

Applications

AC line conditioners like the ONEAC CP1107 are used wherever clean, stable power is needed for sensitive electronics — including laboratory instruments, computer workstations, medical equipment, test benches, telecommunications equipment, and industrial control systems. ONEAC built a strong reputation in the 1980s and 1990s supplying line conditioners to hospitals, clinical labs, and industrial facilities where utility power quality was a concern. The CP1107's 750VA, 4-outlet configuration makes it well suited for powering a small group of instruments or computer peripherals from a single conditioned source. Transformer-based isolation conditioners in this class suppress common-mode and normal-mode noise on the AC line, reducing interference that can cause data errors, equipment lockups, or premature component wear in connected devices. Units of this type remain in active use today wherever legacy or sensitive equipment requires noise-free power.