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Old 8/31/11, 7:55 PM
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Why would this surge suppressor be installed on sump pump or grinder pump? Thanks!
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Old 8/31/11, 8:25 PM
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With electrical power at a premium during the sticky summer months, utility companies often lower their output of power. This is normally called a brown out. A brown out or reduction in power can do irreparable damage to your appliances, especially your air conditioner. All appliances are designed to work with a certain amount of power. If that power level is dropped, your appliances will continue to function, but they will be forced to work under duress.
A lightning strike to your home can damage or destroy all of your electrical appliances. With a lightning arrestor installed in your breaker box, you can protect all of your electrical appliances including your air conditioner, computer, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, stereo and televisions with a single dedicated lightning arrestor tied into your home’s electrical panel. This simple, inexpensive device can save you thousands of dollars in the event your home is ever struck by lightning.


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Old 8/31/11, 9:05 PM
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Thanks! Marcel. This was connected directly to the pump and sitting on the floor beside the sump pit



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Old 9/11/11, 1:38 AM
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Buck,

Obviously, the pumps cord wasn’t quite long enough and he stole it…. I mean obtained the surge protector for free from work.



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