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Leviton 5380-I In-Wall Surge Supressor Receptacle- Sufficient enough for PT-AE3000U?

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Got this installed for my projector and then another installer suggested it may not be enough protection for my Panasonic PT-AE3000U:

Leviton Duplex Surge Suppression Receptacle 5380-I - Smarthome

Nothing else is plugged into the outlet other than the projector... do I need more? If so, what should I consider and how much $$? I'm not looking to get an UPS at this time, just surge protection.
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Re: Leviton 5380-I In-Wall Surge Supressor Receptacle- Sufficient enough for PT-AE3000U?

sure. This will work.

Always consider a UPS for bulb based displays. If the power goes out with out the bulb cooling down you can blow the bulb.
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Re: Leviton 5380-I In-Wall Surge Supressor Receptacle- Sufficient enough for PT-AE3000U?

Gregg, thanks for chiming in! That's good about the surge supressor, but he also mentioned the UPS thing... can you give me an idea of what's involved and maybe a guesstimate of what it'll run me $$$?? Would it be installed down on my service box on that circuit? Since the outlet is on the ceiling, I hope so...
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Re: Leviton 5380-I In-Wall Surge Supressor Receptacle- Sufficient enough for PT-AE3000U?

depends on your installation. If just ceiling tiles...put the UPS with your HT gear and run an extension cord.
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Re: Leviton 5380-I In-Wall Surge Supressor Receptacle- Sufficient enough for PT-AE3000U?

Nope, it's drywall and we just finished having it patched up from our install...
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