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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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    Not necessarily. There is no evidence here of what caused the damage. There is no evidence that it came in on the mains, it could be as simple as a failure after the equipment was left on fr many years, the failed when it was powered down. Often with stories like this, they get embellished to make them sell more papers and what little fact there was in the original story vanishes. 

    Regards,

    Alan. 

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    Not necessarily. There is no evidence here of what caused the damage. There is no evidence that it came in on the mains, it could be as simple as a failure after the equipment was left on fr many years, the failed when it was powered down. Often with stories like this, they get embellished to make them sell more papers and what little fact there was in the original story vanishes. 

    Regards,

    Alan. 

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