As a homeowner, there are several steps that you can take to protect your appliances from electrical surges. Along with your circuit breaker, you can also choose to install surge protectors in your building. While some types of surge protectors plug into your outlets, other types of surge protectors connect directly to your electrical wiring. These surge protectors are known as primary surge protectors. In the event of a sudden electrical surge, a primary surge protector will prevent excess voltage from entering your electric panels. Power strips and other smaller surge protection devices are known as secondary surge protectors. Your electrician serving San Jose can help you determine what type of surge protection system will be best for your electric panel . After you install surge protectors in your home, you will have the peace of mind that comes from knowing that your appliances are protected from electrical harm.
Choosing a Surge Protector
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