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Computer Surge Suppressor
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Summary: This article explains what surge devices are available and how they can help protect your computer and electronic devices. © By: Dave Rongey |
Computer Surge Protection Devices to Help Protect Your Electrical Devices
Computer Surge Protection Devices
Outlets and Plug Strips that have built in Surge Protection. In many cases, a small investment in surge protective devices can prevent losses due to power surges.
Surge protection devices provide the assurance you need to safeguard your computers and electronic devices, as well as your home and family.
Plug Strips with built-in Surge Protection |
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Isobar Surge Suppressor Premium surge, spike and line noise protection |
| Ideal for premium protection of personal computers with peripherals, network and CAD/CAM/CAE workstations, internet working accessories, telecommunications systems, point of sale equipment, audio/video and home theater systems in any home, office or industrial application. |
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Surge Protection Outlet |
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Modern offices and residences present an array of costly and disruptive electrical problems. The Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) estimates that economic losses caused by power disturbances represent more than 1 percent of the U.S. GDP, literally billions of dollars annually. The financial risks for residences can run into thousands of dollars. |
| Among the most common and critical problems are brief over-voltage disturbances commonly called surges or voltage transients. Though some surges are caused by lightning, NEMA estimates that 60-80% of surges are created within a facility, usually by devices that switch power on and off, for example Heating and Air Conditioning systems. Surges can damage, degrade, or destroy critical microprocessor-based equipment common in today's businesses and homes. | |
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