Let me tell you a story that we had with a certain surge protector. It must have been about 8 years ago, but our house got hit by lightning. At the time, one of my kids was on the computer, a computer that was on a surge protector supplied by our internet company and had a "$50,000" warranty on anything that was plugged into it. The monitor, computer and printer were fried, items that were plugged into the surge protector. So was just about everything else that was plugged into an outlet in the house, including lamps, TVs, freezer and refrigerator. These items were NOT on a surge protector, I'm just giving reference that we had a genuine surge in our house. The first thing we do is contact the surge protector manufacturer to file a claim. Tell tell us to send it in to be tested. Guess what? The testing came back as a negative and that the surge protector was working fine. They tell us that there must have been "static" in the house and that it was in the air, not the wiring. We got squat from them. Are surge protectors a good piece of equipment? Sure. Just don't bet that they are a sure-fire thing.
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