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Surge Protector Recommendations
Idx86
Long days and pleasant nights.Registered User regular
Long days and pleasant nights.Registered User regular
Happy Friday -
I recently completed my "man cave", complete with all of the entertainment peripherals necessary for gaming and movies (HDTV, 360, Blu-Ray, etc.) However, as of right now I have everything plugged in to a pretty basic 8 outlet deal. I don't think it really offers any protection, and right now I find myself running downstairs and unplugging everything when I see lightning.
Can anyone recommend a good surge protector that isn't overly expensive & provides a reasonable amount of protection?
I recently completed my "man cave", complete with all of the entertainment peripherals necessary for gaming and movies (HDTV, 360, Blu-Ray, etc.) However, as of right now I have everything plugged in to a pretty basic 8 outlet deal. I don't think it really offers any protection, and right now I find myself running downstairs and unplugging everything when I see lightning.
Can anyone recommend a good surge protector that isn't overly expensive & provides a reasonable amount of protection?
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Try their Line-R voltage regulators or their SurgeArrest line.
Or if you have a couple hundred to spare, get hardwire surge suppression to protect your whole house, but it has to be installed by an electrician and usually runs about $300 itself.