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What is the difference between a whole-house surge protector and a point-of-use surge protector?
A whole-house surge protector is installed at the electrical panel and protects all electrical devices in the home. In contrast, point-of-use surge protectors are plugged into outlets and protect only the devices connected to them.
2
Do I need surge protection if I already have a circuit breaker?
While circuit breakers provide some level of protection, they are designed to protect against overloads and short circuits rather than surges. Installing a surge protector offers an additional layer of defence against voltage spikes.
3
How much does surge protection installation cost?
The cost of surge protection installation varies depending on the type of system, the size of your property, and specific installation requirements. Our team will provide a detailed quote during the initial consultation.
4
How long do surge protectors last?
The lifespan of a surge protector can vary, but most whole-house systems last around three to five years. It’s essential to have your surge protection system inspected regularly to ensure it is functioning correctly.
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Can I install surge protection myself?
While it is possible to install point-of-use surge protectors yourself, we recommend having a qualified electrician install whole-house surge protection systems to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.