You are replacing or modernizing an electrical panel
A panel replacement is a convenient time to check surge-device compatibility and installation requirements as part of the electrical upgrade.
Understand how a surge protective device can form part of a broader strategy for protecting household electrical equipment.
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A properly selected surge protective device (SPD) can help limit certain transient overvoltages. It does not eliminate all electrical risks or guarantee protection against a direct lightning strike.
A panel replacement is a convenient time to check surge-device compatibility and installation requirements as part of the electrical upgrade.
Sensitive home electronics and appliances may benefit from layered surge protection. We explain what a whole-home device can and cannot protect against.
Upgrades involving grounding, panel equipment, or new circuits are an opportunity to review surge protection within the broader electrical plan.
No. An SPD can help limit certain surges, but no device guarantees protection against every event, especially a direct strike.
A service or panel SPD can be one part of layered protection. Sensitive devices may also benefit from point-of-use protection.
Compatibility depends on the panel and the device selected; it should be confirmed before installation.
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