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Originally Posted by biker1
Before signing up for the SECO surge protector that is installed as a ring on your power meter, you should read the warranty coverage. Here is what I consider the most important part:
Under no circumstances will MTI guarantee performance due to a lightning strike not carried down the utility power lines and through the utility transformer and then the SPD to the residence.
This warranty excludes all stand-alone “electronic equipment” using microchip, microprocessor or transistor technology, such as but not limited to computers, televisions, DVD Players/Recorders and Security Systems.
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I agree. The SECO cost is $350, not $200. Also, I would suggest reading the entire "exclusions" clause in the warranty. The warranty covers almost nothing. It doesn't even cover damage to an electrical outlet.