Re: Whole house surge supressors
When I first moved here in 2001 you could only rent the whole house surge protector (at the meter) from SECO. Then they switched to a purchased one installed by an outside contractor for $299. After paying $5.50 for the rental for 5 years ($330), I decided to buy one since I have no plans on moving.
Mine takes no circuit beaker slots so I am confused about dadspet 's statement of two circuit breaker slots.
The surge protector does not protect from a direct lightening hit - only a surge from the ground.
They give you a bunch of surge protector plugins that you are still supposed to put on your electronic equipment just in case a surge does get in.
I figure it is better than nothing.
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