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Post #111857623 added 02-06-2018 11:41 AM by pucksr in Deal Talk
It wouldn't necessarily need to be "huge". You pretty much figured it out if you said a varistor.
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Post #111853251 added 02-06-2018 10:07 AM by CantankerousGeezer in Deal Talk
I thought I was pretty clear in my introductory phrase--that was what I knew about Eaton. And it led to you picking up the ball from there.
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Post #111848547 added 02-06-2018 8:11 AM by Arcticat in Deal Talk
Just curious, why would they not allow a type 1 device, especially if they are involved in it's installation?
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Post #111844291 added 02-06-2018 6:03 AM by verdure in Deal Talk
The short lead reccomendation makes sense because it reduces the resistence of the bottleneck in the preferred path, which is not the hot bus but the SPD circuit. It also makes sense because that...
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Post #111843315 added 02-06-2018 5:15 AM by ForTehNguyen in Deal Talk
they have status LED lights that tell if its good or bad. Other than that, not sure if there is a maintenance interval.
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Post #111840599 added 02-05-2018 11:57 PM by daveneo6 in Deal Talk
To install a type 1 SPD the service panel power has to be shut off so I have to get my power company involved. Unfortunately they won't even allow type 1 devices in my location. Type 2 and type 3 is...
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Post #111837703 added 02-05-2018 9:20 PM by verdure in Deal Talk
Level 1 SPDs are the reccommended defense against exterior power surges. This is a Level 2 SPD, which is primarily used against interior branch circuit power surges, as sidewinder suggests. Of course...
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Post #111837343 added 02-05-2018 9:03 PM by slickernsnot in Deal Talk
Any tip on minimizing the cost of en electrician when I buy the Eaton? Can I do any of the work ahead of time? thanks It's hard to keep up with everything. Questions for you or anyone: How long...
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Post #111835459 added 02-05-2018 7:52 PM by sidewinder33625 in Deal Talk
my point being... although it would be ideal to place a SPD as closest to the point of power entry for best protection, placing them further down the bus does not mean there will be no protection. ...
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Post #111832431 added 02-05-2018 6:22 PM by daveneo6 in Deal Talk
Yes we understand it's not required to mount nearest to the main feed or main breaker. It's also not required that you need to even purchase or install one of these whole house surge protectors at...
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Post #111832295 added 02-05-2018 6:18 PM by coffeeduck in Deal Talk
Dead deal
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Post #111831235 added 02-05-2018 5:48 PM by sidewinder33625 in Deal Talk
actually 80% of surges originate from within the home caused by various devices turning off and on. although not as catastrophic as a lightning strike or higher voltage spikes coming in from power...
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Post #111826879 added 02-05-2018 3:37 PM by daveneo6 in Deal Talk
Manufacturers recommend it's installed close to the main breaker or main feed for a good reason. It's more likely to keep the surge from touching the rest of your breakers before the protector...
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Post #111826183 added 02-05-2018 3:13 PM by Arcticat in Deal Talk
Where is that pdf file?
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Post #111825799 added 02-05-2018 2:57 PM by sidewinder33625 in Deal Talk
it is recommended (not required) to install it closest to incoming power. i have mine installed below the electrical panel and connected to the breaker in the middle of the bus (main power comes in...
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Post #111825315 added 02-05-2018 2:41 PM by daveneo6 in Deal Talk
Yes surges are more likely to come from the power company supply lines. There can be spikes or surges when power goes out and comes back on. Also if lightning hits it can damage multiple houses...
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Post #111823703 added 02-05-2018 1:48 PM by Gary02453 in Deal Talk
Anyone knows how "it" works? What's inside? It would have to be a huge varistor... Appears to have green light and "replace" if not lit...
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Post #111822915 added 02-05-2018 1:26 PM by Arcticat in Deal Talk
But isn't the "power company" side before the house thus a better place to protect from? Does it kick in for smaller spikes? In the past we had power surges from broken neutral wires coming to and...
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Post #111821311 added 02-05-2018 12:41 PM by Troublestylist in Deal Talk
Excellent point, thank you
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Post #111821155 added 02-05-2018 12:36 PM by theventurebro in Deal Talk
:lmao:
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