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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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    to protect against an out of spec voltage that persists for longer than an SPD would handle, the correct thing to install is actually an under/over voltage lockout . Such things are not common in the UK, but do appear in places where the supply is more ‘flakey’ . It probably won't protect the SPD of course.

    Mike.

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    to protect against an out of spec voltage that persists for longer than an SPD would handle, the correct thing to install is actually an under/over voltage lockout . Such things are not common in the UK, but do appear in places where the supply is more ‘flakey’ . It probably won't protect the SPD of course.

    Mike.

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