"Calumping" or "through" voltage is a measure of how large a voltage surge can penetrate to your device. Normally this is 120 volts without a peak. The purpose of a surge protector is to prevent voltage spikes well in excess of this value from reaching your equipment. The company doesn't list the clamp/through voltage, but when asked it said it was 750 volts. It won't protect anything.
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