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Offering Whole-House Surge Protection Services in Kettering, OH

Your appliances are at risk due to power disruptions. Mr. Electric of Dayton specializes in delivering whole-house surge protection in Kettering, OH. While standard surge guards can protect small devices, our whole-house surge protection solution offers robust protection for your entire home. You can trust us to keep your property as safe as possible with modern electrical components. Contact us now for an estimate on surge protection for the whole house.

Offering Whole-House Surge Protection Services in Kettering, OH
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  • Power surges, an abrupt boost in electric current beyond 120 volts, may damage your appliances' wiring. Even minor fluctuations can negatively impact your appliances. We can install whole-home surge protectors to protect your home and appliances from any degree of power surge.

  • Whole-house surge protection functions as a superior version of ordinary power strips. It shields your electrical panel and its connected appliances from power surges. This helps ensure optimal device performance and eliminating the risk of power surge damage.

  • A power surge can rip through your property in an instant. Devices like computers, TVs, refrigerators, microwaves, and dishwashers containing microprocessors can be affected by power surges. Major surges can cause circuit damage, while minor ones can gradually degrade your appliances' internal circuits, leading to possible device failure.

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What Causes Power Surges?

A power surge can be caused by many external elements. Some of the most common causes of power surges include:

  • Damaged or collapsed power lines
  • Sudden high-power consumption
  • Switching motors and compressors on and off
  • Severe weather conditions
  • Incorrect or faulty electrical wiring

  • A whole-house surge protector is an investment in the safety and longevity of your home’s electrical system. Some of the many benefits of installing a whole-house surge protector include the following:

    Protects Electronics and Appliances

    A whole-house surge protector safeguards your valuable devices against sudden power surges that could fry their internal components.

    Prevents Electrical Fires

    Power surges can cause wiring to overheat, increasing the risk of electrical fires. A surge protector regulates voltage and redirects excess electricity to the ground, ensuring your home stays safe from potentially dangerous conditions.

    Protects Against Everyday Surges

    Many assume surges only occur during lightning storms, but they happen more often than you’d think. A whole-house surge protector keeps your system stable and your devices safe every day.

    Boosts Long-Term Home Value

    Homebuyers increasingly look for modern safety features in their next home. By installing a whole-house surge protector, you’re not only protecting your home now but also increasing its appeal for future buyers.

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