Surge protection is a widely used term and can refer to several different types of devices depending on what is being protected.
Most surges occur from nearby lightning strikes or from fluctuations originating from the power company. However, surges can also enter a home through many pathways, including:
To achieve full surge protection, all potential entry points must be addressed. If one pathway is left unprotected, it can create a vulnerability in the system.
Whole house surge protection is the most common type of surge protection installed. It is reported to stop up to 95% of incoming surges, making it a strong first line of defense for your electrical system and connected devices.
