The issue is that many (most) people will see that there is a warranty and assume their appliances/devices are covered if they are damaged. My post was simply to suggest that people actually read the SECO warranty and have their expectations set appropriately.
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Originally Posted by jrref
This has been discussed before but the warrenty clearly is designed to pay if the surge protector fails which they will check when it's sent back to the factory if the indicator lights go out and as I mentioned, it's not designed to protect sensitive electronic equipment. It's designed to block and or reduce a large surge coming from the power grid so your subsequent whole house surge and point of use protectors can manage the remainder of the surge. It will also protect non-electronic motor driven devices such as you washer/dryer if it's an older type or an electric stove for example if they don't have any electronic digital controls.
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