Tori Little

Surge protection and voltage regulation serve completely different purposes, but both are required for a reliable electrical system. Surge protection is the foundation. Voltage regulation helps sensitive equipment operate consistently by maintaining proper voltage to the equipment.

If your appliances are failing prematurely or unexpectedly, one major contributing factor to their failure is due to poor power quality. This is why a layered surge protection approach is paramount for the protection of sensitive electronics.

TPD’s thirty years of field-proven power quality solutions for both power and data in residential, commercial, and industrial facilities have led us to the following conclusion: a properly installed TPD surge protection system will take care of up to 95% of surge related issues. Implementing a TPD power quality plan creates an incredible protection system for any home or facility. Continue reading for our suggested steps in creating a power quality plan for your home or facility.

Just like HVAC and refrigeration equipment turning on and off, EV Chargers create surges that travel back to the breaker panel, potentially damaging other equipment in the building. Protecting your home from the surges generated by EV charging stations helps prevent damage to other equipment in the home.

Transients account for an astounding 85-95% of all power-related problems, making them the most recurrent and, crucially, the most disruptive and destructive anomalies in power quality. Transient Protection Design surge protection products for both power and data are safeguards against transients.

Navigating the quirks of automatic transfer switch equipment is vital in our digitally powered age. So, take charge and ensure your electronics are shielded and ready for anything with TPD surge suppression.