Protect everything that runs on electricity in your Charlotte home with whole-house surge protection.
You probably use a surge protector on your television, computer, and other sensitive electronics. However, did you know that your appliances are also at risk? Considering the investment you have in them, it makes sense to want to protect them, as well. The problem is that you can’t use the same type of surge protector that you use for other things. Here at Mister Sparky by Wise Electric Control Inc., we have the solution. Our whole-house surge protection system will safeguard everything in your Charlotte, North Carolina home, including adding an extra layer of protection for your electronics.
It used to be that refrigerators, freezers, stoves, dishwashers, and the like weren’t affected that badly by the minute surges that invariably happen throughout the year. However, as technological advances have been made, the computer systems and other delicate components are very much in danger during surges. Some surges cause damage immediately, but even those that don’t can shorten the life of your appliance.
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Having a whole-house surge protection system in place can make you breathe easier whenever a storm enters your area. Besides, the old method of racing around unplugging everything doesn’t help when a number of surges happen even without a storm in the area. Power companies are always struggling to provide consistent power with the added demands that have been placed on them in the past few years as our dependency on electronics has grown in leaps and bounds. This is not something that is going to change in the near future, so call us today and find out how affordable whole-house surge protection is. It is definitely less costly than replacing appliances each year.
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FAQs About Whole-House Surge Protection
Power surges are not always dramatic or obvious, but they can still do damage over time. Many homeowners already use plug-in surge protectors for electronics, but those do not protect everything in the house. If you want broader protection for appliances, systems, and devices throughout your home, whole-house surge protection is worth a closer look. These FAQs help explain why.
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What is whole-house surge protection?
Whole-house surge protection is a system designed to help protect the electrical devices and appliances throughout your home from damaging voltage spikes. Instead of protecting just one plugged-in item at a time, it adds a layer of defense for the entire electrical system. That includes appliances and electronics that a standard power strip typically does not cover.
Why do modern appliances need surge protection?
Many major appliances now contain sensitive electronic components and computer-based controls. Refrigerators, dishwashers, stoves, and similar equipment are more vulnerable to power fluctuations than older models used to be. Even smaller surges that do not cause immediate failure can still shorten the life of those components over time.
Do surges only happen during storms?
No, surges can happen even when there’s no storm nearby. Storm activity is one cause, but power fluctuations can also happen as utility providers work to keep up with changing electrical demand. That’s one reason relying solely on unplugging devices during bad weather isn’t enough to fully protect your home.
How is whole-house surge protection different from a regular surge protector?
A regular surge protector only covers the devices plugged into it, which makes it useful for a television or computer but not for larger systems and appliances. Whole-house surge protection works at a broader level, helping protect everything that runs on electricity in your home. It provides more comprehensive coverage than individual plug-in protectors can offer on their own.
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At Mister Sparky by Wise Electric Control Inc., we offer whole-house surge protection services in Charlotte, North Carolina and all surrounding areas, including (but not limited to) Cherryville, Concord, Cornelius, Davidson, Denver, Huntersville, Indian Trail, Gastonia, Matthews, Mooresville, Troutman, Hickory, Lenoir, Newton, Sherrills Ford, Morganton, Terrell, Kannapolis, Kings Mountain, Lancaster, Lincolnton, Mount Holly, Monroe, Rock Hill, Shelby, and Statesville.