Surge power protector- hard wire or portable?
I have room behind a panel to put the hard wire version. But what if for some reason it goes south? Now your going to have to wire around to restore power.Make it plug and play by putting plugs on ea...
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I startred out with a simple plug in Progressive Industries Surge Guard unit and upgradced a couple of years later to thir EMS. I keep the original as a spare and have loaned it out a numberof times. About 75 percent of pedestals have a hole at the bottom of the door that will accept a small shanked padlock and secures the door.
I use a combination lock, one less key to keep track of, and this setup has served me well for years. As others here have mentioned the EMS has saved us from damage on numerous occasions all across the US. I will never plug in anywhere with out the EMS on line first.
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I use a combination lock, one less key to keep track of, and this setup has served me well for years. As others here have mentioned the EMS has saved us from damage on numerous occasions all across the US. I will never plug in anywhere with out the EMS on line first.
:C
