Power Surge Season is on Us Two Fold



June 13, 2005 -- Weather predictions for the next three months sound familiar. Brown outs and black outs plagued the country last summer, as did sever weather with lightning storms.

As our homes become more hi-tech, be aware of the havoc those conditions can play with your entertainment and computer equipment. These surges may come from your electric supplier as a voltage spike, or from a lightning strike. A lightning strike can come in thru your TV access or telephone line as well as your AC power.

These power surges are voltage transients, momentary voltage increases significantly above the standard 120 volts found in U.S. households and businesses. Some of these surges only occur for a fraction of a second and are hardly noticeable, but have enough energy to seriously damage electronic equipment. Small surges can also be generated within your home by air conditioners, refrigerators, and motor driven appliances.

A surge protector for the whole house , installed at the entrance box, will protect your homes AC power. To protect your TV supply and phone line, install a surge protector at the point where it enters your home. Now, a three protocol whole house surge protector can protect your power, your TV line and your phone line in one box.

Heightron Systems is a cutting edge internet company selling only surge suppressors and specializing in whole-house protection.

Contact:
Sam Heighton, Owner
Heightron Systems
740 533 7951
http://www.safesurge.com





Power Surge Season is on Us Two Fold