Surges, or transients, are brief overvoltage spikes or disturbances of a power waveform that can damage, degrade, or destroy electronic equipment within any home, commercial building, or industrial...Read More
Critical Infrastructure depends on the reliability of electrical and electronic equipment. Ranging from medical services to IT and our nation's transportation system, it is imperative these systems...Read More
Surge protective devices protect against downtime, improve system and data reliability, and reduce electrical failures. Electrical surge damage can be experienced in a single event or as the results...Read More
Surge Protection is required by the 2020 National Electrical Code. Surge Protective Devices protect your electronics from power surges, ensure power quality and keep your home safe.Read More
The National Electrical Code is revised every three years and outlines the minimum requirements for safe electrical installation. Many older homes may not have an adequate electrical system to meet...Read More
The 2020 National Electrical Code now requires all new and renovated homes to be protected by Listed and Approved Type 1 or Type 2 Surge Protective Devices.Read More
Surges can occur in any facility and according to the National Electrical Manufacturers Association, 80% of all surges originate inside facilities.Read More
In a 2017 survey of electrical designers, electrical planners, and electrical engineers who worked in designing / renovating electrical systems in industrial facilities, healthcare facilities, and IT...Read More
Water and electricity do not mix. Follow this guide to quickly see what equipment must be replaced and which electronics may be reconditioned.Read More
Lightning Protection: Preventing a Direct Strike. In the first quarter of 2017 alone, thunderstorms caused a record $5.7 billion in losses, and lightning kills and average of 30 people a year. Learn...Read More
