Posted by PopinJohn on November 26, 2010 at 08:09:07 from (24.168.46.210):
In Reply to: Surge Protection posted by PopinJohn on November 26, 2010 at 06:23:20:
Our apartment and shop was built this year, and we have the GFI receptacles in the bath and kitchen as required. Last week we heard a loud bang coming from the utility transformer that feeds our house, and lost utility power. Power company came, repaired the transformer, restored utility. Then we started discovering all the electronic appliances in home and shop that were toasted. Some appliances that were plugged into GFI's are okay, toaster for one. One electrician suggested that the neutral failed in the transformer, and both legs became momentarily energized with 240 vac. After everyone's comments, I think I'm going to look for an overcurrent, over/under voltage sensing relay and corresponding main breaker. Thanks for everyone's comments about the GFI's and SP's.
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