Does this surge protector work on HVAC units too?
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Yes. Before it I lost furnace board,two surge protectors and blower motor $980.00. Had two lightening strikes protector just tripped breakers as designed
763463
I've installed this at my main service panel and I believe all appliances are protected. I no longer do electrical work as a career, therefore I would contact the manufacturer for exact specifications. You know CYA.
763464
Yes, it connects to the service box and protects every circuit that is there. It is best connected to the first breaker, the one closest to the incoming power cable, usually the top left side breaker so that the surge hits it first and is contained before it gets to any other down the line. This upper left breaker should be a high-amp one (30A).
1090193
Surge protector are designed to stop the flow of current to your electrical device. This product is no different. It would either have to be reset or replaced depending on how heavy of a surge it received.
1530009
Yes. You cannot use a standard surge protector because there would be no place to plug the fence wire into a standard protector. This protector has saved me once in the past year, it protected the fence when we took a direct hit. The surge protector was fried but the system was fine. Petsafe replaced the surge protector free of charge. It sucked paying $30 (now I see it is $21) for this, but I would definitely recommend this device for your system.
1843064
Thank you for the question!It is not recommended to plug an extension cord or another power strip into a surge protector. It will still work, however the surge protection function will no longer work and your equipment will be at risk of surges.Globe Customer Appreciation Team
593327
No it should not you may have bigger problems check to see if you have power or your surge protector is tripped
956773
I made some search and find an article which might answer your question. I hope it helps! http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-surge-protector/
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I would say no. However a call to a HVAC (Honeywell) dealer may have the answer you are asking, or calling Honeywell Directly.But again i would say no it doesn't..
776758
Yes...these are used for whole-house AC units. Thanks Scott Clean Air Solutions LLC
1137442
Not exactly sure but the surge protectors I have are an installated round wire and this product seems to be made for a flat wire...the sleeves will flex open to accept a larger wire but may not close back up and hide the wire completely.
2000410
Yep, it's supposed to do. See the details pane: 2160 Joules of protection *7 surge-protected AC outlets
199659
Yes this protector will support your system. I have even higher level of power consuming electronics connected to this surge protector for the past two years and I have had no problems at all.
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G CArroll: No idea. I'm using it in the US with a standard line in from the utility pole. Hopefully this helps somewhat, if it all. Looking at a spec sheet it might work: http://surgelogic.com/documents/brochures/Residential_CT_6671CT9701Rev0812.pdf
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Gentleperson, It will work on any type of airconditioning system with the correct diameter line. I used it on a portable unit that had a sealed system. I had a coworker that is a HVAC proffessional and I asked him if this would work on any sytem he confirmed it would.
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Yes. The surge protector has a ground wire screw. Connect to suitable ground. This is easy to install: a Good surge protector.
1980796
Installing the Whole House Surge Protection device into the electrical panel provides protection for both the 120VAC and 240VAC as it attaches to the panel the same as a 240VAC circuit breaker meaning that it protects both legs of the AC circuit. Consequently, it provides the fist level of protection for all of your electrical devices such as the heater, air conditioner, electric stove, etc. The only draw back is that if it is tripped, by say a lightning strike, it will have to be replaced. Regardless, it's still a good investment if it saves all of your appliances which do not have a dedicated surge suppressor. It is still recommended that you have a surge suppressor on items such as computers and televisions, etc.
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All the other answers I believe are the best answers you can get. I think All surge protectors are one and done after a major surge. I would check manufacturers specs.
910452
Yes. It offers three-line AC surge protection for your basic household electronics and home appliances.