Surge protector
I know the best kind are the ones which would be wired into the system, but saw this today and wondered if it would be any good. Is this a "better than nothing" or "you get what you pay for" situation...
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rbpru wrote:
I still have yet to have anyone tell me how they know their surge protector worked or is still working.
I know some of the high dollar units will tell you, about high and low voltage but do they kick out when a surge occurs or what?
you previously stated that you have moved when your SP gave a message of a problem. I would guess then that yours worked.
now, none of them (I guess) will stop a direct lightning strike, but I do know that years back at a campground in Austin lightning hit awfully close and rattled the dishes and after that when I looked around and I was about the only RV that had lights on. But to prove a negative, very difficult.
bumpy
