Families today rely on their electronic devices for work, convenience, and entertainment. If all those electronic devices were suddenly rendered inoperable all at once, how dramatically would your life change? A power surge occurs whenever a drastic voltage increase exceeds the typical 120 volts powering many household outlets. The interior wiring of electronics is not manufactured to handle that much voltage, so it will begin to overheat and burn the components. Even a minor power surge can:

• Strain the Wiring in the Device
• Reduce the Devices Performance
• Completely Destroy It

Many homeowners believe their devices are already protected when they plug their items into a surge protection strip. These types of surge protectors may protect the things plugged into them. However, some of your most essential and costly electronic devices, including your washer machine, dryer, and fridge, aren't protected. Whole home surge protectors are installed and explicitly designed to protect all the devices in your home when an unexpected power surge strikes. When the additional voltage makes its way through your wiring, it's redirected into metal oxide varistors and harmlessly dissipates. A whole home surge protector is the safest and easiest way to keep your home safe.