When there is a power fluctuation, surge protectors guard the TVs and other devices. We often ignore the need for this device and believe that nothing will happen to our precious television. Think of a situation where your new 55-inch HDTV gets burnt because of a sudden surge in power. It is better to invest in a good surge protector before it’s too late. A surge protector also lets you organize your wires and plug all your TV accessories to it.

Belkin Conserve Smart AV
Belkin Conserve series focuses on energy efficiency by stopping the flow of power once the device charges fully. In the case of Conserve Smart AV, the surge protector automatically turns off when the primary device connected to it is switched off. You can use this protector for your home entertainment systems and also for setups where the primary product is a TV. So, if you have connected your television into the plug for the primary device, all secondary devices are automatically turned off when you turn off your TV. The same happens when you switch on the TV — all secondary devices are switched on too, even if you do not need them. The Smart AV has eight ports in a single row. You can purchase this device for $25 approximately.

Tripp Lite HT10DBS
Tripp Lite HT10DBS is a home theater isobar which is an all-metal surge protector. It has ten outlets, and it can handle different types of equipment like a computer workstation and a home entertainment system. This surge protector uses filter banks to shield the electronic devices from line noise. The evenly spaced outlets of the protector make sure that all kinds of plugs fit into it, thus ensuring optimal utilization. All the sockets are color-coded and labeled to help you use the right socket for the right plug. Additionally, this TV surge protector comes with an eight-feet cord, a telephone coax, and an ethernet cable to ease the connectivity process.

Belkin 12 Outlet Pivot Plug
As the name suggests, this surge protector from Belkin has 12 ports that are strategically placed on the left, right, and center of the strip. It comes with an eight-feet cord which gives you the freedom to move the devices connected to the surge protector as and when needed. This particular strip is unique because the left and the right sockets can swivel up to 90 degrees. The stationary plugs in the center are evenly placed which means that they are easy to use too. To top it all off, you can mount this surge protector on a wall as well. It supports axial cables, ethernet, and also has a cable management slot to prevent jumbled cords. This TV surge protector costs around $29.