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£2000 mains conditioning unit fails to protect electrical equipment.

Sparkingchip

It’s a local newspaper website so you may struggle to get the page to open properly.

https://www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornwall-news/disabled-mans-gadgets-worth-thousands-6121840

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    If you go to the extreme, which I have seen done, and run a distribution circuit from the meter cabinet to a consumer unit immediately adjacent to the audio equipment then have very short socket circuit the PSCC will go through the roof at the socket, but all the general rules for installing surge protection in domestic installations go out of the window.

    One of the selling points of the equipment the guy bought is that it has oversized conductors, but surely that creates rather than resolves issues?

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    If you go to the extreme, which I have seen done, and run a distribution circuit from the meter cabinet to a consumer unit immediately adjacent to the audio equipment then have very short socket circuit the PSCC will go through the roof at the socket, but all the general rules for installing surge protection in domestic installations go out of the window.

    One of the selling points of the equipment the guy bought is that it has oversized conductors, but surely that creates rather than resolves issues?

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