Tag: Surge Protection Tip
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Why Do Well Pumps Fail After Lightning Storms?
If your well pump stops working after a lightning storm, the storm may be the cause.
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Why Cable Lines Need Surge Protection
When most people think about surge protection, they think about the electrical power entering their home. However, lightning and electrical surges can also enter through cable lines. Coaxial cable surge protection is an important part of a complete whole home surge protection strategy.
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What to Look for in Surge Protection Warranties
Some surge suppressor warranties exclude the very surge events the device was designed to protect against. A strong surge protection warranty should clearly state whether the unit is covered if it fails due to lightning or severe surge activity during the warranty period. TPD is one of only a few SPD manufactures that offer replacements for units under warranty including workmanship, defects in materials, and damage from lightning and surges.
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VFD and PLC Systems Tripping, Resetting, and Failing Even When Wired Correctly
VFD and PLC systems resetting, tripping, and failing even when wired correctly is most likely caused by ongoing power disturbances that slowly damage electronic components. Voltage transients, electrical noise, and surge energy entering through power and control circuits degrade equipment until downtime becomes unavoidable. Applying TPD surge protection where failures occur reduces downtime, limits service calls, and extends equipment life.
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New NEC Rules: Your Life-Safety Equipment Needs Surge Protection
The National Electrical Code is becoming more aggressive about requiring surge protection because modern electrical systems now include life-safety equipment with sensitive electronics that must stay operational.
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How to Surge Protect HVAC Systems and Thermostats
HVAC systems should not only be protected themselves but should also be prevented from harming the rest of the home. Modern HVAC systems can negatively affect the home’s voltage and cause disturbances that impact other sensitive equipment. Click to read more about surge protecting HVAC systems and thermostats.
