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Originally Posted by Altavia
Incorrect guess...
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I assume you are saying that the transformer doesn't have a surge protector. But, why does the lightning need to travel through a transformer to be covered by the SECO warranty? As I read the warranty, if the lightning strikes the power line between the nearest transformer and your house and travels through the SECO surge protector, there is no warranty coverage. In order to get coverage, the lightning needs to actually travel through a transformer. Why?