5. Easy installation with no special tools required
The Square D Brand Home Electronics Protective Device (HEPD) 80 is an affordable, compact surge suppressor designed for residential load centers....
⋅ 120/240V
⋅ 2 Pole
⋅ CH Style
⋅ Type 2
⋅ FirstSurge Surge Protective Devices (SPDs) are Type 2 and UL / cUL 1449 listed, meeting designated protection requirements
⋅ FirstSurge is constructed using our commercial grade NEMA...
⋅ FirstSurge is constructed using our commercial grade NEMA...
⋅ Three modes of protection: L-G, L-L, L-N
⋅ TPMOV surge protection technology, Green LED indicator provides status of protection
⋅ Type 4X watertight and UV resistant plastic enclosure
⋅ 3-year product warranty, $7,500 connected equipment warranty for 3 years
⋅ UL Listed to ANSI/UL 1449 4th edition
⋅ Compatible ONLY with Square D QO load centers
⋅ Equal protection to circuits and receptacles throughout home
⋅ Includes an LED indicator
⋅ Plug-on installation, requires 2 spaces
⋅ UL 1449 3rd Edition Listed
⋅ 120/240V Single Phase Panel Mount Surge Protective Device, 4-Mode Protection, 50kA Max Surge Current Rating, NEMA 1 Enclosure, UL 1449 4th Edition Type 2
⋅ Type 2 Single Phase Surge...
⋅ Type 2 Single Phase Surge...
⋅ FirstSurge Surge Protective Devices (SPDs) are Type 2 and UL / cUL 1449 listed, meeting designated protection requirements
⋅ Get 3 stage commercial grade notification for your commercial or residential applications
⋅ Compatible with any brand of load center and breakers
⋅ Enclosure rated for type 4 outdoor, and can also be installed inside the load center
⋅ 10 year product and connected equipment
⋅ TPMOV surge protection technology
⋅ Includes three IModules with LED power and protection status lights
⋅ IModules replace quickly and easily, eliminating the need to install a new SPD unit
⋅ Type 1 Enclosure for indoor applications in metal
⋅ $50,000 connected equipment warranty for 10 years on appliances and electronics
⋅ Brand New in box. The product ships with all relevant accessories
Eaton Type BR circuit breaker surge protective device, Two Pole, Surge Protective Device.
⋅ SURGE PROTECTIVE DEVICE
Eaton CHSPT2SURGE SPD Type 2 Chsp Whole Home Surge Protector, Nema 4, Single Phase, 120/240 Volts, Ul...
⋅ Ac power protection
⋅ Universally connects to any manufacturer’s load center (breaker box)
⋅ Quick connect design—easy to mount cable protection modules
⋅ Country of origin: China
⋅ 65kA Surge Current Rating
⋅ 200kA Short Circuit Current Rating
⋅ 20kA I-nominal Rating
⋅ Audible alarm and visual indicator notifying home owner that the SPD needs to be replaced
⋅ Fits most Siemens panels
⋅ 120/240VAC
⋅ 2W(+G)
⋅ MULTI-PURPOSE
⋅ NEMA 4X
⋅ PARALLEL PROTECTOR
⋅ Provides whole house surge protection
⋅ Takes up the space of two standard single pole breakers, but also includes two single pole breakers.150 VAC, 40 mm metal oxide varistors
⋅ The SPD device protects the entire panel and all branch circuits from surges
⋅ Initial clamping level is 240 volts
⋅ Handy LED lights provide protection status notification
⋅ Over 260,000 Amps Of Protection Built With Commercial Grade Components and Tested to MIL-STD Requirements.
⋅ Unique Multistage Circuitry Provides Faster Response Time And Protects Ea...
⋅ Unique Multistage Circuitry Provides Faster Response Time And Protects Ea...
⋅ First Surge Surge Protective Devices (SPDs) are Type 2 and UL / cUL 1449 listed, meeting designated protection requirements
⋅ Get 3 stage commercial grade notification for your commercial or residential applications
⋅ Compatible with any brand of load center and breakers
⋅ Enclosure rated for type 4 outdoor, and can also be installed inside the load center
⋅ 10 year product and connected equipment
Whole House Surge Protector, Briidea Type 2 Single Phase 120/240 Volt Panel Whole House Surge Protection,...
⋅ WHOLE HOME SURGE PROTECTOR: This SPD comes with 4-mode protection. It can protect the entire load center panel and all attached subcircuits, avoid catastrophic consequences caused by lightning...
Kvar Energy Saving and Power Factor Correction, Whole House Surge Protection for 200 AMP Service
⋅ Save Up to 25% on your Electric bill
⋅ 15 Year Comprehensive Warranty
⋅ WholeHouse Surge Protector
⋅ UL listed, Made in USA, Nema 3 Rating
⋅ 220V single Phase, 200 Amp
A whole-house surge protector is a device that protects all electrical appliances and devices in a home from power surges that are caused by lightning strikes or irregularities in the electric grid. These surges can damage your appliances, electronics, and even cause electrical fires. Choosing the right whole-house surge protector for your home is crucial to ensure that the investment is not wasted. Here are some valuable tips to help you choose the right product.
Consider the Type of Surge Protector
There are two types of whole-house surge protectors; plug-in surge protectors, and hard-wired surge protectors. Plug-in surge protectors are the easiest to install, as they are simply plugged into any outlet closest to the electrical panel. Hard-wired surge protectors are more complex and require an electrician to install them. Hard-wired surge protectors are more expensive, but they are more reliable and offer better protection against power surges.Check the Voltage Protection Rating
Voltage protection rating (VPR) is a measure of how well a surge protector can handle power surges. The higher the VPR, the better the surge protector can handle voltage spikes. A good whole-house surge protector should have a VPR of around 600V or less. This will provide adequate protection for your home electronics and appliances.Consider the Response Time
The response time is the time taken by the surge protector to react to a power surge. The quicker the response time, the better the protection it offers. You should choose a surge protector that has a response time of less than one nanosecond. The faster the response time, the higher the level of protection your home electronics and appliances will have.Check the Clamping Voltage
Clamping voltage is the voltage at which the surge protector begins to operate. A good whole-house surge protector should have a clamping voltage of around 330V or less. This will ensure that the surge protector is activated quickly and does not allow any power surges to enter the house.Consider the Joules Rating
Joules rating is a measure of how much energy the surge protector can absorb before it fails. A good whole-house surge protector should have a joules rating of around 1,000 joules or more to provide reliable protection against power surges.Check the Warranty
A surge protector is an investment that should provide protection to your home for years. You should choose a whole-house surge protector that comes with a warranty of at least 5 years. This will provide peace of mind in knowing that the surge protector will be replaced or repaired if it fails during that time.Choose a Surge Protector with Multiple Outlets
A whole-house surge protector with multiple outlets is ideal for protecting all your home electronics and appliances. This is because you can plug in multiple devices into the surge protector and protect them from a power surge. The more outlets a surge protector has, the more convenient it is to plug in multiple devices.Consider the Brand and Price
You should choose a whole-house surge protector from a reputable brand with a good reputation for quality and reliability. This will ensure that you are buying a product that meets the highest standards of quality and durability. You should also consider the price of surge protectors. A higher price does not always mean better quality. You should compare prices from different brands and choose a product that offers the best value for your money.Conclusion
In conclusion, choosing the right whole-house surge protector is essential if you want to protect your home electronics and appliances. You should consider the type of surge protector, VPR, response time, clamping voltage, joules rating, warranty, multiple outlets, brand, and price. By following these valuable tips, you can make an informed decision and choose a product that offers reliable protection against power surges.Related Topics You Might Like
